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Carmesha Reflection

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I agree with you Carmesha, I looked into to both websites and mainly men of Caucasian and African American descent were represented. I was surprised to see the lack of representation of other ethnic groups and women. Also, there was no older and disabled pictured on the website at all that I could find. I was surprised by this because we all wear shoes and I thought it would have every group represented.

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