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BY MEGHAN LOPEZ
DENVER — From Western movies to true crime series, firearms have been a normal part of American entertainment culture for many decades.
However, a group of young people is trying to change that. They’re called Project Unloaded and they have spent years looking into the use of guns on television.
Watch the piece and read more: https://www.denver7.com/gun-use-on-television-was-down-during-the-writers-strike
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