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HBO: Baghdad ER
“Baghdad ER” shows where it’s headed from its opening scenes, with the flash of a severed human arm as it is disposed of by medical personnel from the 86th Combat Support Hospital in Iraq. Produced by HBO and Downtown Community…
ABC News: Out of Control: AIDS in Black America
African Americans make up 13 percent of the population but account for more than 50 percent of new cases of HIV infection, a rate eight times that for whites. African American women are 23 times more likely to be diagnosed…
Emmy Spotlight 2007: Drama Series
In anticipation of the 2007 Emmy nominations for drama series, cable shows are getting the buzz this year, from the hotly anticipated final season of “The Sopranos” to FX newcomer “The Riches.” “Cable shows are the ones that tend to…
KMOV-TV: Left Behind: The Failure of East St. Louis Schools
East St. Louis is notorious as an impoverished community that has operated by its own rules for as long as anyone can remember. “It’s a forgotten community,” said KMOV-TV acting news director Genie Garner. “There’s an attitude that no one…