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The Beaver Hall artists focused on urban scenes and figurative painting.
This primary source supports the statement because this Beaver Hall painting shows an urban scene in Canada, and is also open to figurative interpretation. This is different from today's society because the Beaver Hall group no longer exists and the style of art they used is not as prevalent in today's society.

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The Lost Generation signifies a disillusioned post war generation characterized by lost values, lost belief in the idea of human progress and a mood of futility and despair leading to hedonism.  This image supports the statement because the Lost Generation is the generation that came of age during/after WWI, this includes a large number of the soldiers fighting in the war.  This contrasts to modern society in that the generations since then are NOT lost.

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Artists such as Aaron Douglas created paintings with
stylized art that reflected African Americans’ racial pride
and collective historical experience.
This source is one of Aaron Douglas's paintings, and it supports the statement because it shows the historical experience of African Americans. This is somewhat similar to contemporary society because African Americans still display their pride and heritage through art and music today. However, this style of painting is not as popular today, and their culture is displayed in different ways.

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Phonograph records and radio spread the influence of
jazz across the country and beyond.  This picture supports the statement because the invention of phonographs helped spread jazz.  This relates to contemporary society in that jazz is still a pretty big genre of music, many people buy phonographs and record players because it gives them a feeling of nostalgia from when they were younger.

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The great fight for suffrage had been won with the
passage of the Nineteenth Amendment. Soon women
looked for a way to use their political rights to make an
impact.
This image shows women standing in front of the White House, protesting an issue they feel strongly about. This supports the statement because women felt empowered to use political influence to fight for what they believed in now that they had political rights.
This is similar to contemporary society because women continue to use their political power and influence to make an impact.

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The pilot became a new breed of hero, a romantic
daredevil who risked death with every flight. The image shows 3 men on the wings of a "flying plane" showing how daredevil-ish they are. Commercial pilots are not seen as heros, but rather it is just another profession, even though they spend their time thousands of feet in the air suspended in a metal container.

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Many stars of the era portrayed ordinary folks, and films
often portrayed the social issues and characteristics of
the time in which they were made.
This source supports that movies were about the social issues of the time, this one particularly being about the relative freedom of women to do more, and the "flapper" revolution. It also shows how movie star Gloria Swanson is portrayed as an ordinary person.
This is similar to contemporary society because many movies are still about social issues, and different because actors are sometimes portrayed as ordinary people but are also often glorified.