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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The ostracism of Boy George for his pro-Israel song proves the intolerant Left now holds total control over what performers can think or say
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The controversy surrounding Boy George's pro-Israel song has sparked a debate about freedom of expression in the entertainment industry. Boy George, a British singer and songwriter, has been a prominent figure in the music industry since the 1980s as the lead vocalist of the pop band Culture Club. The reaction to his song has highlighted the complexities of navigating sensitive geopolitical issues in the public sphere.
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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The ostracism of Boy George for his pro-Israel song proves the intolerant Left now holds total control over what performers can think or say
Courting headlines, controversial for the sake of it? Or a lone act of courageous defiance at the expense of his own career?
3 Aug, 00:01