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Andy Warhol knew that a dolled-up Campbell’s soup can could be reproduced into infinity. In Edie Sedgwick, he made a repetition of himself, a doppelgänger who could accompany him out into the world to perform as part of his artist-as-the-art schtick. https://t.co/SL5P3dD6RH — PolitiTweet.org

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In an interview following the murder of her daughter, Adrian Dixon addressed the founder of TRU Colors, a brewery in North Carolina that employs active gang members. “You’re doing nothing but harming my community, somewhere that you don’t live,” she said. https://t.co/0YeGIntkyJ — PolitiTweet.org

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There are arguments that can be made about the fairness and efficacy of President Biden’s plan to to reduce student-loan debt, but one thing is clear, @SheelahK writes: it represents a small but meaningful step toward reducing the racial wealth gap. https://t.co/TtzElneVgQ — PolitiTweet.org

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