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We understand our audience. We write to the things that concern our audience. At one point, it was civil rights. You know, during the '50s and '60s, we were at the forefront.

Linda Johnson Rice

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Wir verstehen unser Publikum. Wir schreiben an die Dinge, die unser Publikum betreffen. An einem Punkt waren es Bürgerrechte. Wissen Sie, in den 50er und 60er Jahren standen wir an vorderster Front.

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