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    In 1989, the Grammys refused to televise the rap category. Sinéad O'Connor painted Public Enemy's logo in her hair as a badge of solidarity.
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    In 1989, the Grammys refused to televise the rap category. Sinéad O’Connor painted Public Enemy’s logo in her hair as a badge of solidarity.


    In 1989, the Grammys refused to televise the rap category. Sinéad O’Connor painted Public Enemy’s logo in her hair as a badge of solidarity.



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    1. Brave_Lady on

      Sinead was always brave and ahead of her time.

      She was the first to denounce madeleine laundries in Ireland while they were still opened, her stance on Palestine…yet she was always ostracized and mistreated by the media and public. She’s sorely missed.

    2. beatles910 on

      Interesting, in 1989 Public Enemy wasn’t nominated for a Grammy.

      Anyone know the reason she chose them?

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