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Meet DillBoss, the 21-year-old St Louis native with a mission to make music without the antics – The Miami Hurricane

Photo credit: Courtesy of Dillon Scott Dillon Scott, who goes by the stage name DillBoss, is a junior marketing student at the University of Miami. A self-driven artist signed to Cane Records, Frost School of Music’s student-run record label, his love for music motivates him to balance his academics with the pursuit of his dreams. After the unanticipated success of a few of his releases, Scott became even more determined to one-up himself and keep improving. He dropped his first mixtape during his freshman year of high school, then went on to release his first album, “BossSzn,” during his freshman year of college.

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christian, then you must be opposed to gay marriage and that s not actually true a. lot has changed since 2005 in that quote that you just played. i wonder if we will see a turning point here that now business is going to be the driver of freedom? i mean, i would like to think that arizona would have done the right thing with or without the super bowl. but the pushback, dillon, was so strong fwra the business community. there was going to be an economic impact. that s the last thing any governor wants to have in his or her state. was this a game changer, this veto? and what s the future of it? i think so. i thif you saw the way the business community rallied against the bill in arizona and for republican governors, conservative, moderate, wherever they call, the business community is somebody they have to pay heed to. when you have them united in the way that they were. you see what the result was in arizona and already, i ve spoke with the atlanta chamber of commerce. there is a b

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basis for the end of segregation was interstate commerce. it wasn t out of the good faith of the hearts and minds of the americans. it was about the business interests in the 60s. i think that anyone who wants to put forth bills that infringes rights on some americans in the name of the rights of a very small minority of christians. because again, just being christian does not mean you are opposed to marriage equality. i think they re on the wrong side of this issue and like dillon said, as long as the business interests and equal rights are on the same side, they will continue to lose. and dillon, it s discrimination, no matter how you look at it to tell someone they can t be served in a public place to render judgment on someone based on how they look. how do the conservatives walk away from this? how are they going to be able to generate popular thinking with society just turning so much

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years ago. how about group marriage or marriage between little girls or marriage between a man and his donkey? anything allegedly linked to civil rights will be doable and the legal underpinnings for marriage will have been destroyed. now, that s more or less a prophecy, not a prophecy but a prediction. joining me on our panel. dillon scott reporter for talking points memo. dillon, you wrote up a good piece on this on talking points memo. how closely are these religious freedom groups working with state legislate o, to lack of a better term quarterback these whole things through? well, i think the bills speak for themselves, ed. a lot of them share a similar language and as we reported this year the alliance for defending freedom group you mentioned was on the ground in ohio and

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