You have to wonder if celebrities have a clause in their contract to voice their political opinions, but more specifically to signal certain virtues that they think their audiences would agree upon. This underestimates who that segment is and how they would think. If you don’t have the correct perspectives, you’ll have hundreds of op-eds where cultural critics call you a traitor and disowned you.
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