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Taylor Swift's heartwarming moment with a young cancer patient in Atlanta

"Writing about Taylor Swift is a horrific ordeal for me because her twinkly persona is such a scary flashback to the fascist blondes who ruled the social scene during my youth,” says feminist writer Camille Paglia. Swift is shown here with a new friend, also named Taylor, before her sold-out Atlanta show.

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"Writing about Taylor Swift is a horrific ordeal for me because her twinkly persona is such a scary flashback to the fascist blondes who ruled the social scene during my youth,” says feminist writer Camille Paglia. Swift is shown here with a new friend, also named Taylor, before her sold-out Atlanta show.
By Jennifer Brett
Oct 27, 2015
"Writing about Taylor Swift is a horrific ordeal for me because her twinkly persona is such a scary flashback to the fascist blondes who ruled the social scene during my youth,” says feminist writer Camille Paglia. Swift is shown here with a new friend, also named Taylor, before her sold-out Atlanta show.

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Taylor Swift met Taylor Rayburn this weekend in Atlanta and it was just perfect. Taylor the performer and Taylor the adorable child met before Saturday night's sold-out concert.

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Little Taylor's mom  Allison Brinson Rayburn shared the sweet details via Facebook:

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