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No tacos with Kanye, study finds

Kanye West was among the black artists subjected to more thorough security screening than white artists, a lawsuit filed by the Atlanta Hawks' former security manager claims. Photo: Getty Images

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Kanye West was among the black artists subjected to more thorough security screening than white artists, a lawsuit filed by the Atlanta Hawks' former security manager claims. Photo: Getty Images
By Jennifer Brett
Sept 30, 2014

Americans would love to have tacos with Betty White but Kanye West? Eh, not so much.

Fans of how the Revolutionary War ended up will rejoice that 17 percent of responders chose President Barack Obama as their taco buddy while only 9 percent were interested in Prince Harry.

The survey found that 16 percent picked Matthew McConaughey, 6 percent each picked Hillary Clinton and Michael Strahan, 5 percent named Iggy Azalea and 3 percent chose Rosie O'Donnell.

And then 7 percent chose Kim Kardashian. Presumably if she leaves her husband at home.

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