man i'm so relieved that pulp decided to change their minds 
. it's all about speaking out against injustice & supporting those who are silenced. like randa abdel-fattah's story is super powerful & we should be celebrating her courage not censoring her 
. the festival organizers made a big mistake by trying to silence her but they learned from it & now its gonna bring people together 
. i love that pulp is using their platform for good & thats what music is all about spreading love & positivity 
. let's keep promoting inclusivity & diversity in all aspects of life 
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. it's all about speaking out against injustice & supporting those who are silenced. like randa abdel-fattah's story is super powerful & we should be celebrating her courage not censoring her . the festival organizers made a big mistake by trying to silence her but they learned from it & now its gonna bring people together . i love that pulp is using their platform for good & thats what music is all about spreading love & positivity . let's keep promoting inclusivity & diversity in all aspects of life .
It's not right that Randa Abdel-Fattah had to go through all that. But I have to say, I'm loving the fact that Pulp is using their platform to support her and speak out against censorship and oppression. Their concert is gonna be so powerful! 
And yeah, it's amazing that the festival organizers finally apologized and offered Randa a spot to share her views next year. It's like they've learned from their mistake 
. Can't wait to see Pulp perform - it's gonna be epic! 
It's good to see them stand up for Randa Abdel-Fattah and condemn censorship & oppression 
, it's amazing how power of art & music can bring people together! Pulp's decision to perform at the Adelaide festival despite initial protest is super inspiring 
... what's even more beautiful is that they're using their platform for a good cause 
... can't wait to see Pulp perform live on Feb 27! 