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The 68th Annual Grammy Awards aired on CBS on February 1 — hosted by comedian Trevor Noah for the sixth time — and all throughout the night, several artists across genres raised their voices to let viewers know that they see what's happening in the world and refuse to sit by as ICE's terror campaign continues.
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The 68th Annual Grammy Awards aired on CBS on February 1
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https://naacp.org/articles/grammys-2026-how-advocacy-won-night
Several artists at the 2026 Grammy Awards used their platforms to speak out against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). They addressed issues of immigration, human rights, and social justice, urging unity and action.
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