After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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The Truth About Performative Anti-ICE Politics at Awards Shows Like the Grammys, w/ Brittany Xavier

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February 3, 2026

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Emily Jashinsky is joined by friend of the show, digital creator Brittany Xavier, to discuss the anti-ICE activism at the Grammys. They explain why it felt performative and driven by peer pressure rather than genuine conviction, with celebrities largely speaking to industry insiders instead of the public. They point to a viral clip of sports journalist Emily Austin sitting during the 'ICE Out' ovation and she later claimed many attendees privately agreed with her but were afraid to speak publicly, and more.

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