As Aldean and Combs top country music charts, the genre's Black history reemerges

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Just a few weeks ago, country music star Jason Aldean released a new song, Try That In A Small Town, to relatively modest fanfare. 

Then its controversial music video was released, juxtaposing real-life footage of city vandalism, theft and violence �— and clashes between Black Lives Matter protesters and police — with the lyrics “That might fly in a city / But try that in a small town / See how far you get.”

From left, Luke Combs and Jason Aldean. (Illustration by Allison Cake/CBC)

Critics have said the music video threatens vigilantism and promotes racial violence, pointing to the use

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