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Proving Stereotypes Wrong

Stereotypes and assumptions about black women are so prominent in today’s society, and much is being done to bring…

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Jan 22, 2020

Healing Through Words

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Lemonade Through the Eyes of Fashion

A deep dive into fashion choices in Beyoncé’s visual album.

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Jan 22, 2020

“The Day Beyoncé Turned Black”: Comedy and Truth

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Jan 22, 2020

How Adichie Helped Beyoncé Make Lemonade

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie grew up in southeastern Nigeria as the fifth of six children…

Christine Wanda in Beyoncé: Lit and Lemonade

Jan 22, 2020

6 INCHes of fire and pain

Beyoncé’s “6 INCH” is a raw, visual retelling of an affair and how pain so greatly lives within all parties…

Rose Lehrman in Beyoncé: Lit and Lemonade

Jan 22, 2020

What it Means to Forgive

One of the main ideas that Beyonce covers in her visual album Lemonade is forgiveness and what it means to forgive…

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Jan 22, 2019

Using Pop Culture as a Form of Activism: Childish Gambino and Beyoncé Depicting Racism in America Today

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Grace Dellapa in Beyoncé: Lit and Lemonade

Jan 22, 2019

Speak Up and Out: Be the Change in Lives

By: Grace Dellapa

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Phoebe Mock in Beyoncé: Lit and Lemonade

Jan 22, 2020

Songs and Music Videos: Political Statements That Artists Are Making Through Their Works

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Beyoncé: Lit and Lemonade

Student posts from our class on Beyoncé’s iconic album and the history and literature that give it context. Inspired by #lemonadesyllabus

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