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What icon reflected Americans' focus on materialism and individual pleasure in the 1920s; was primarily represented by young, middle-class, white women; and was embodied women's pushing of gendered boundaries by bobbing their hair, wearing short skirts and makeup, smoking cigarettes, and frequenting dance halls, cabarets, nickelodeons, and speakeasies?
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