Politics used to be confined to newspapers and stuffy government buildings — it was considered an impolite topic of conversation. Now, it has become the norm for political agendas to appear in every aspect of our lives. From movies, to sports, to award shows, every form of entertainment has been hijacked by a political agenda. This phenomenon can’t solely be attributed to the rise of Trump, as celebrities have long used their platform to lecture people and boycotts have been around since the late 1800s. But,
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