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Does social or cultural background affect the media coverage missing children receive?
10-12-2012, 05:59 PM
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I think it does. I think the wealthier and more attractive the family, the more attention they get, and even if they aren't wealthy and/or attractive, they seem to get more attention if they're Caucasian, at least in the United States. It bites, but it does appear to be a reality at this time.
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