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We Heart: Beyoncé’s Powerful Coachella Performance Celebrating Black Women

Maura Turcotte

“Thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline Coachella. Ain’t that ’bout a bitch.”

  • Arts & Entertainment

The Top 10 Feminist Pop Culture Shake-Ups of 2017

Janell Hobson

2017 certainly qualifies as the year of feminist resistance, punctuated with these memorable, quirky and provocative moments in pop culture.

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  • Voices

We Heart: Girls From Around the World Lip-Syncing to Beyoncé to Fight Inequality

Carmen Rios

Good news! We found your Day of the Girl anthem, and it’s chock-full of feminism.

  • Arts & Entertainment

The Top 10 Feminist Moments in Pop Culture from 2016

Janell Hobson

Despite the setback of the 2016 election, pop culture this year was crowded with messages of gender equity, racial justice and social liberation.

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  • Politics

Beyoncé, the Dixie Chicks and Presidential Politics

Janell Hobson

Every time we think we’ve reached peak “Beyoncé’s Fierce Feminism,” the pop star manages to top herself.

  • Arts & Entertainment

Lemonade: Beyoncé’s Redemption Song

Janell Hobson

Beyoncé knows how to pick her moments (and her platforms). There is something quite poetic (both literally and figuratively) in the premiere of her sixth album, Lemonade, as a music-meets-film experience […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

What Beyoncé, Black Girls Rock! and Popular Education Mean for the Feminist Movement

Janell Hobson

Having been aware of celebrity DJ Beverly Bond’s nonprofit organization Black Girls Rock! and its annual awards show for quite some time, I must confess that this year was the first time […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Can a “Feminist Anthem” Ever Truly Be Feminist?

Stephanie Hallett

What makes a song feminist? And what’s the best way to acknowledge the movement’s complex and storied history without erasing anyone’s contributions or appearing ill-informed? Those were the tough questions tackled by […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Beyoncé as Conjure Woman: Reclaiming the Magic of Black Lives (That) Matter

Janell Hobson

The first image we see of Beyoncé, in her newly released video for her song “Formation,” is the pop star atop a New Orleans police car, partly submerged in flood […]

  • Arts & Entertainment

Gloria Steinem on Beyonce: “You Had Me at Hello”

Stephanie Hallett

Good news: Gloria Steinem loves Beyonce as much as you do. In an interview with Cosmopolitan published online this week, the cofounding Ms. editor opens up about sex, relationships, Hillary Clinton’s chances at […]

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