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Who is responsible for the statement "Somebody Blew Up America" and what impact did it have on public discourse and controversy?
The statement "Somebody Blew Up America" was made by poet Amiri Baraka in a poem following the 9/11 attacks. The poem sparked controversy due to its provocative language and questioning of the official narrative surrounding the attacks. It led to debates about freedom of speech, patriotism, and the role of art in addressing political issues.
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