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[edit] Jena Six

Hey, I'm gonna try and create a controversy section similar to how you suggested. However, I'd need multiple sources for it, so if you don't mind could you find some more sources like http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story/7170510 that point out stuff like the assault being called a "schoolyard fight"? If you choose to do so, don't get sources that have incorrect info. Get sources that point out the controversy created by incorrect facts. Thanks. Ophois 05:50, 25 September 2007 (UTC)

I see what you are saying.. you need articles that talk about the problem caused by the incorrect fact... not just the incorrect fact. I see the problem as just being the fact that the news reports are so grossly distorted - and not the fact that the news reports being distorted is causing problems.. vast amounts of news reports being systematically distorted is a huge problem in and of itself here. When I first heard about this story - my first question was "what happened to this poor kid?" And it took me FOREVER to find out the guys name and his injuries.. I looked at all the major news media about a week ago and couldn't find anything. Atleast one side of the story is being told... I'm glad wikipedia is out there.. or i still wouldn't have heard about mychal bell's criminal history... Anyway - I see what you are looking for and I will keep an eye out for it.

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