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The document compares the representation of social groups between a media product's opening sequence and a scene from the film ATL. It finds that both portray young black women relaxing together, though the film scene has brighter lighting, shows the women playing a game, and the women are more dressed up than those portrayed as going to bed in the opening sequence. Similarities and differences between character portrayals are outlined in two tables.
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