According to the article, more shows featuring minority groups could provide potential benefits for networks
(B)
Which paragraph from the last six paragraphs of the article BEST supports the statement above?
(A) The advocacy groups cite ABC - the American Broadcasting Company - as a leader in promoting
diversity on the air. They say several of the network's shows, including "Commander-in-Chief," which is
about a woman U. S. president, have Asian-American writers, producers and directors.
ABC is also the only network with two Hispanic-themed programs, "The George Lopez Show and
*Freddie." But the groups say all of the networks have a long way to go in portraying a diverse America.
"Fictional representations is what we get now of our cultural past," he said. "They have little regard to
true accuracy of our culture. They'll put together something based on their image, their idea, their
concept. It's not necessarily the image of the tribes that exist in the United States.
Alex Nogales says Latinos alone make up 14 percent of the U. S. population and have purchasing power
of $700 billion a year. He says their underrepresentation in network television is shortsighted, and that
the networks would be wise to target this market segment in their programs and their advertising.