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Pearl Jam protests over NC anti-LGBT law

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Pearl Jam has announced that they are joining the group of other performers and companies who are protesting against the anti-LGBT legislation in North Carolina. Editor-in-Chief of TheVerge.com, Nilay Patel, reports.April 19, 2016

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