Amid the Vietnam War and the aftermath of the 1960s counterculture, entertainment often carried a clear message—Bob Dylan being one of the era’s most notable examples. Throughout American history, art has played a powerful role in driving social change, and Elvis Presley was no exception—his song “If I Can Dream” stands as a prime example. Yet when it came to openly sharing his personal opinions in interviews, Presley drew a clear line between entertainment and personal stance. Was he right to d

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