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Luke Combs Doesn’t Talk Politics, But Does Stand Against Racism

By Carena Liptak Feb 25, 2026 | 11:27 AM

In a world where music and politics often collide, Luke Combs stands firm in his beliefs—yet not everyone’s on board. What's the story behind the backlash? Continue reading…

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