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How do burgess and her coauthors use data to support their claims (a) that the representations of minorities found in gaming magazines correspond to stereotypes, rather than reality, and (b) that such stereotyping is far from innocent in its consequences? in other words, what sorts of evidence do burgess et al. provide for their claims.

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