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TV News Coverage of Southern Border Lacks Refugee Sources, Historical Context
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CounterSpin
While migrants and refugees were frequently shown on air, only 11 migrant/refugee sources were heard from—a total of 6% of all sources.
Three of the migrant/refugee sources were unnamed.
Migrant/refugee sources had on average one sentence apiece, or around 11 words, and a total of 126 words spoken between them.
Six of the sources on CBS were migrants/refugees; ABC aired five migrant/refugee sources.
There were zero migrant/refugee sources on CNN, Fox or MSNBC.
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