eileenhawkeye
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This is a serious question... If people honestly believe this to be true, then why are they here on this case? The case I referenced above is a black family, and painfully few people have posted there - even though the circumstances are equally intriguing as in this case.
The media is going to give attention to cases people are interested in, and they don't care about color. They only care about ratings. So if people only click on stories about Caylee, Haileigh, Madeline and Baby Lisa, the media is going to follow those stories.
If we want to draw attention to poor minority children, we have to be willing to read, discuss and demand information on their cases. JMO
I agree that the media cares about ratings, but with a lot of cases they don't even give the case the opportunity to gain followers. A lot of the things that make Lisa's case so interesting came out weeks after the case broke. If the media had given more coverage to Aliayah or Joshua's case, maybe we would be talking about how fascinating those cases are with all their twists and turns. I don't think either of those cases would get the amount of public interest Lisa's case has gotten, but I wonder if it could be like a Caylee-Haleigh situation where both cases have received national media attention but one case is clearly bigger.