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Feminism used a lot of bad representative. People used to associate it with hateful man burning bra and hairy armpits. There are still many people who are confused about what feminism is. The main problem, in my opinion, in this feminism required a modern day hero, a role model we could seek or relate to. Someone who would be popular and famous, someone that people would adver, who could say with pride their feminist. Finally, the time has come and many people like that emerging. There are writers, actors and celebrities who identify themselves as feminists, but they seemed even if they are very popular, they are always limited to their next and it is not enough for the world to hear the world.

This is where Beyonce arrives and saves the day. The brilliant thing about Beyonce is that she is mega-famous. You should really have trouble finding someone who has not heard of Beyonce at least. His music is popular, it's eye-catching and it's here to stay. So she made a brilliant thing and published an album of "Beyonce" entitled "Beyonce" which made him pretty much the world-renowned feminist icon.

Beyonce always seemed a little feminist and the view and opinions she expressed sounded as if she was all about equality, but the words "feminists" and "feminism" have rarely mentioned. There is nothing wrong with that, it was just softly (good, as gently as possible when you are mega-famous) doing the right thing. With the release of his last album, she took this extra step and proclaimed the world she is a feminist and it's a big one. She made feminism her main message and all feminists in the world are very grateful to her. She now occupies proudly on stage in front of a huge sign that says "feminist" and it is glorious. But it's not just an empty word. His songs, about each of each song from his self-titled album "Beyonce" has a theme of feminism that crossed him.

All songs from the album are brilliant and you should definitely listen to the whole album if you have not already done so (it has been released for centuries, do you live under a rock?).

The song "flawless" is particularly amazing in this regard. Are we going for part of that, are we going?
"I know when you were girls
You dreamed of being in my world
Do not forget that, do not forget it
Respect this, arcue the bitches (crown!)
I took time to live my life
But do not think I'm just his little wife
Do not get it twisted, make it twist
This my shit, ripping bitches "

Not only is this song is incredibly catchy, but it also explores the theme of fame and marriage and career. In a few lines, Beyonce managed to express this just because it is famous, it does not mean that it is not allowed to take personal time. And because she gets married and if she had a baby does not mean that she is only a woman and a mother, she is still a woman from Badass who has an incredible career and you should respect that. Let's hope that the fact that it is married will also make people reconsider their false accusations of feminist happiness. Clearly cause, we do not do it. She is really an excellent example of how you can have everything. You do not have to choose between having a family or a career, you can do both and more. Beyonce managed to get married, to have a baby, to return in an incredible form, to write a new album and shoot a video for each song, then publish it without any pr and to sell a million copies in A week (all this under media surveillance). So, ladies, we should all take a leaf of his book and remember that if you really want something, you can do everything, no excuses.

Another wonderful Beyonce thing did in this song is the extract of a Tedx conversation by Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche where she speaks of feminism. It was a brilliant idea, because Tedx Talks does not get almost enough advertising, and including this extract from Beyonce's song really shared the message with a huge audience. There is really no way to make the message clearer than that, so just start:

"We teach girls to reduce
Watery
We say to girls,
"You can have an ambition
But not too much
You should aim to succeed
But not too much success
Otherwise, you threaten the man. "
Because I'm a woman
I am supposed to aspire to marriage
I'm supposed to make my life choices
Always keep in mind that
Marriage is the most important
Now, marriage can be a source of
Joy and love and mutual support
But why do we teach girls to aspire to marriage
And we do not teach boys the same thing?
We raise girls to see each other as competitors
Not for jobs or achievements
That I think can be a good thing
But for the attention of men
We teach girls that they can not be sexual beings
In the way the boys are
Feminist: the person who believes in social society
Political and economic equality of the sexes "