Opinion
Today’s television shows rush youth to grow up
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Columnist John W. Fountain III longs for the day when families bonded around the TV set.
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Columnist John W. Fountain III longs for the day when families bonded around the TV set.
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John W. Fountain III kicks of the new year with powerful commentary.
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John W. Fountain III. reflects on a television program about being African-American and writes about his own experiences.
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