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Mediaverse® | by Richard Thompson | Wed, May 21
Wed, May 21
In the recent news about "The First 48" leaving Memphis, several new council members stated that "the right image wasn't being portrayed to the country about Memphis" because of the A&E program that showed Memphis homicide detectives ...
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