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'It Was an Accomplishment': Offset Details Restoring His Voting Rights, Implores Fans to Vote In Upcoming Election

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Offset’s past run-ins with the law left him labeled as a felon and without several privileges, including traditional employment, the ability to own a firearm […]

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