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A band who faced backlash over their outspoken opposition to the Iraq War dropped this word from their stage name in 2020. For 10 points each:
[10e] Identify this word used as a prefix for the States’ Rights Democratic Party led by Strom Thurmond, which carried four states in the Deep South in the 1948 election.
ANSWER: Dixie [accept Dixiecrats; accept Dixie Chicks]
[10m] The Chicks’ decision to remove “Dixie” from their name was announced in the protest song “March March,” devised after they attended this demonstration. It coordinated with the Everytown organization.
ANSWER: March for Our Lives [or MFOL]
[10h] This filmmaker documented The Chicks’ Iraq War backlash in Shut Up and Sing. A 1976 documentary by this filmmaker features bluegrass music by Hazel Dickens as well as Florence Reece’s protest song “Which Side Are You On?”
ANSWER: Barbara Kopple (The second documentary is Harlan County, USA.)
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2024 ACF Nationals2024-04-21Y2412.0896%17%8%

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Berkeley BCornell B100010
Chicago CMinnesota B100010
McGillChicago D100010
Toronto BClaremont Colleges100010
Arizona StateColumbia B100010
DukeOttawa1010020
FloridaYale B100010
Georgia TechBerkeley A100010
VanderbiltHarvard100010
Chicago AIndiana10101030
Iowa StateMaryland100010
Johns HopkinsNorthwestern100010
KentuckyTruman State100010
IllinoisMichigan100010
Minnesota AChicago B100010
NYUBrown100010
PurdueNorth Carolina A0000
South CarolinaNorth Carolina B100010
RutgersPenn100010
StanfordWUSTL A1001020
TexasCornell A1010020
VirginiaWUSTL B1010020
Columbia AWaterloo100010
Toronto AYale A100010