[ SECRET POST #4136 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4136 ⌋

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Comments

[tree_and_leaf]

Yep. Dolly Parton, for instance, has done amazing work supporting poor kids' literacy. Johnny Cash advocated for prisoners and refused Nixon's request that he sing songs (not ones he'd written) mocking hippies and welfare recipients, and sang about the mistreatment of Native American vets instead - and sang "Man in Black", which is an entire song about how Cash understood his role as an artist to be to give voice to the poor and oppressed. Glenn Campbell, who was a share-cropper's kid, wasn't exactly woke (he was much less sympathetic to the anti-war movement than Cash and he played for the RNC a few times), but he was still a registered Democrat.

[(Anonymous)]

Glenn Campbell, who was a share-cropper's kid, wasn't exactly woke (he was much less sympathetic to the anti-war movement than Cash and he played for the RNC a few times), but he was still a registered Democrat.

Unfortunately, someone born in a rural area of a center-south state in 1936 being a registered Democrat is not at all an indicator of wokeness

[tree_and_leaf]

OK, fair point, but Parton and Cash still count.