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Mr3Hunna

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In television news programming
 
  A) women of color fare especially well in off-camera positions.
  B) all-male news desks are prevalent on local news programs.
  C) generally, women anchors are older than their male counter-parts.
  D) minorities remain dramatically underrepresented on the network news.

Question 2

Studies show that the greatest move toward equality of the sexes on television has taken place on
 
  A) local news programs.
  B) network news programs.
  C) situation comedies.
  D) network mini-series.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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