
Spotify Is Removing Bands Accused Of Promoting White Supremacy
The Southern Poverty Law Center identified the groups as associated with hateful ideologies. Spotify said its content policy is "under constant review."


The Southern Poverty Law Center identified the groups as associated with hateful ideologies. Spotify said its content policy is "under constant review."

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County commissioners had hoped to block the show in light of recent allegations of physical and mental abuse.

The comments had "pushed every stereotype women have to deal with in this industry," one music executive said.

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How you think about music ≠ how the courts think about music.

"I used to be proud of my Old Navy, man."

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