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3:56Now PlayingThe Super Bowl has long been a rare moment of shared culture, bringing people together beyond politics. That sense of neutrality is now being challenged as musical performers spark political backlash and cultural outrage. The real issue is not whether artists are political, but what happens when shared spaces stop feeling neutral at all. When music, sports, and entertainment become ideological battlegrounds, common ground shrinks, self censorship grows, and division deepens. Losing shared cultural moments weakens one of the last threads holding a fractured country together. Ring of Fire's Jerrod Zisser explains.
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