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OpinionFeb 14, 2024Read →

Absurd ‘Racism’ Controversy Erupts When Country Radio Station Doesn’t Immediately Play Beyonce’s New Song

Cries of racism are now the default reaction to, well, anything. If you think only one anthem — “The Star-Spangled Banner” — should be sung at the Super Bowl, you’re a racist. If you prefer white pickup trucks to black…

NewsSep 7, 2023Read →

Woman Rewears Wedding Dress at Beyoncé Concert to Celebrate One-Year Anniversary

A content creator shared why she rewore her wedding dress at a Beyoncé concert to celebrate her one-year anniversary. In an exclusive interview with People , Anja Dang, 36, attended Beyoncé’s Renaissance tour birthday…

OpinionFeb 17, 2023Read →

US Ambassador Asks Tone-Deaf Question to Women Brutalized by Taliban: ‘Are Afghans Familiar With #BlackGirlMagic’?

Thanks to President Joe Biden’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, that country is now back under the rule of an extreme theocratic patriarchy that treats women as chattel, at best. Fear not, though, for…

NewsFeb 9, 2023Read →

Adidas Considers Axing Beyoncé as ‘Inclusive’ and ‘Gender-Neutral’ Clothing Line Tanks: Report

A new report says buyers are giving the boot to a line of shoes and other items Adidas is marketing in partnership with pop star Beyoncé. The gap between expected sales and reality is about $200 million, according to…

NewsAug 1, 2022Read →

Beyoncé Sparks Controversy Over Language in One of Her Songs

Beyoncé is facing backlash over language included in one of her latest songs. Critics are going after the singer over her use of ableist language in her new song “Heated.” Hannah Diviney penned an op-ed for The Guardian…

StoryFeb 5, 2020Read →

Jay-Z Says He Was Not Making a Political Statement by Sitting During Super Bowl National Anthem

Jay-Z denied that he and his wife Beyonce were making a political statement by sitting through the national anthem during the Super Bowl on Feb. 2. During a Columbia University Question and Answer event on Tuesday…

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