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Disney and Netflix are Being Boycotted | Keep It

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Ira Madison III, Louis Virtel, and Aida Osman talk about the boycott against “Mulan”, the controversy behind Netflix's “Cuties,” and what drove John Boyega to cut ties with perfume brand Jo Malone.

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Aida OsmanNetflix's CutiesJohn BoyegaJo Malone WantNovember HeadSwing State SubscribeJon Favreau Jon LovettTommy Vietor

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