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Country Singer Defends Song About the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot, Trans Rights and Immigration After Fans Walk Out of Concert
Eight fans stormed out of a Texas church mid-gig after country singer Aaron Lee Tasjan dared to sing about America's rawest wounds. His crime? A tune that name-checked the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, transgender rights and immigration in the same breath... Read more.
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