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Originally Posted by Kevin
Way to point out the important facts!
Yes. It's a generalization. When I'm saying something is statistically pretty common, that's a generalization.
Just for the record, how many national stories about missing persons originated with kids missing from poor/minority families?
Can you even think of a single missing person story about a black child which made national news? You'd think black kids never went missing.
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Not exactly a children's case but more along Kevin's line of example:
Latoya Figueroa vs Natalee Holloway and the lack of coverage that Figueroa received.
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