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Voting rights are under assault throughout the South — but the people are fighting back

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By Molly McGrath Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Supreme Court dealt a blow to a remaining key protection of the Voting Rights Act less than two weeks ago in Louisiana v. Callais. Lawmakers in states across the South heard this starting shot from the high court, jumped off the block and sprinted to redraw maps to undermine Black voters’ voices. Alabama’s legislative majority wants different maps that would harm Black voters, and on Monday, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that opened the door for the majority to do just that.
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Concrete Blonde's Bloodletting - The Paladin

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By Molly McGrath Verified
| The Paladin Verified
Bloodletting is Concrete Blonde’s third album and stands as some of the band’s best work. It’s largely a breakup album, written primarily by frontwoman Johnette Napolitano in the wake of a serious heartbreak. Johnette is an incredible writer and the emotional turmoil under which she wrote Bloodletting only emphasizes that fact. She made lemonade–gut-wrenching lemonade to be played loud. The album’s opening track is strange, but I’d follow Johnette anywhere.
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"Do They Know It's Christmas?"

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By Molly McGrath Verified
| The Paladin Verified
In 1984, the supergroup Band Aid was formed to record a charity song. The group was assembled by Bob Geldof of the Boomtown Rats and Midge Ure of Thin Lizzy. The founders recruited a long list of Irish and British musicians to join the cause, including Bono, Boy George, Bowie, and Sting. The objective was to create a song that would raise awareness of the famine that swept Ethiopia at the time. Thus, “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” was born.
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