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San Antonio leader says she was unaware of Ye's antisemitic remarks
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- Councilwoman Misty Spears accepted free Ye concert tickets before publicly denouncing rapper KSAT · 47d ago
- San Antonio asks Ye to refrain from singing about Hitler, selling swastika shirts at July 4 concert San Antonio Current · 47d ago
- Disinvited elsewhere, Kanye West found a city that couldn’t say no San Antonio Report · 47d ago
- Councilwoman Misty Spears responds to allegations she 'accepted' Ye tickets kens5.com · 47d ago
- San Antonio leader says she was unaware of Ye's antisemitic remarks MySA · 47d ago broke it first
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