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On Wednesday afternoon, Macklemore, whose real name is Ben Haggerty, announced he would donate the $1 million in earnings he received to open for Sheeran to groups aiding Palestinians.
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Macklemore announced he would donate his $1 million in earnings from opening for Ed Sheeran to groups aiding Palestinians.
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- Macklemore
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{ "amount": "$1 million", "person": "Macklemore", "recipient_cause": "Groups aiding Palestinians", "source_of_funds": "Earnings from opening for Ed Sheeran" } - Subject Tags
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- 56cf7ce3-5cb6-452a-ab0e-eef91b0aec6a
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- September 17, 2026 at 9:18 PM (3 weeks ago)
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- September 17, 2026 at 9:18 PM (3 weeks ago)
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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft announced a $2 million donation for Gaza aid, matching Ed Sheeran's contribution. This follows Macklemore's challenge after Kraft allegedly banned him from performing due to pro-Palestinian comments.
Roxane Gay critiques Ed Sheeran's stance on political neutrality following Macklemore's removal from his tour for speaking about Palestine. She argues that Sheeran's attempts to avoid politics are a form of self-interested political action, contrasting it with his past support for Ukraine.
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