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“It’s striking that few singers, bands, and movie stars—so many of them reliably progressive when the stakes are trivial—seem willing to address the country’s perilous political moment. (Casey’s friend Bruce Springsteen is a noteworthy exception.) Intimidation works, and complicity is the norm…”

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"Everything we've been doing for the past 30 years was a kind of warm-up for the moment we're in." Jeffrey Goldberg interviews the Dropkick Murphys front man Ken Casey about punk, politics, and Donald Trump:

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