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Khalid Hanifi 2012
Pop goes political
by Stephanie Douglass
posted 11/20/2012
Both liberals and conservatives will find something to like about Khalid Hanifi's new album, A Brief Respite from Shooting Fish in a Barrel, described by the Ann Arbor singer-songwriter as a collection of "resolutely non-partisan politically and economically themed songs." To be sure, liberals will be more likely to subscribe to the lyrics' pointed and
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