Saarthak Johri is a journalist who focuses on local news and events in Ann Arbor, Michigan. As a writer for The Michigan Daily, Saarthak covers a wide range of topics including music, film, art, and pop culture. With a unique perspective and a passion for storytelling, Saarthak aims to engage readers and provide them with insightful and entertaining articles.
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By: Saarthak Johri
From Midwest emo to hip-hop, there are many problematic artists that are still held dear: what are the ethics of consuming their art?
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