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Our media product represents various social groups by including diverse characters from different backgrounds in stories that portray their lives and experiences. We aim to avoid stereotypes and promote tolerance and understanding between groups by allowing audiences to see their common humanity. Our goal is to create media that brings people together rather than divides them.

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Question 2
How does your media product
represent particular social groups?

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