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- ↑ Tom Lynch (2 July 2013). "National Locksmith Magazine Editor Goes Paula Dean! - Publishes Racial Stereotype Slur Against "Brothers from the Hood"". Society of Professional Locksmith. Retrieved 25 April 2017.
