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The important lessons Beyoncé is teaching young men
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“What's worse, lookin' jealous or crazy?
Jealous or crazy?
Or like being walked all over lately, walked all over lately
I'd rather be crazy”
Hold Up
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“When trouble comes to town
and men like me come around
Oh, my daddy said shoot
Oh, my daddy said shoot”
Daddy Lessons
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Two Unhelpful Ways Of Dealing With The Album Lemonade
On one hand there are men that get offended by the album as if a woman behaving unexpectedly is a direct threat to them.
On the other hand, there are men that celebrate the album and the strength it talks about without understanding how, as men, they can make this strength unnecessary by treating women better.
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The Hypocrisy Of Men
“You wouldn’t treat your mother/daughter/sister like that, would you?” is a common question most men have heard, but if we only take care of the women connected to us by blood, there will always be other men who will treat them poorly.
We shouldn’t need to warn our daughters, sisters and mothers against men like us. We should stop being men like us, and teach each other to be better.
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The No-Win Scenario Of Gender Dynamics
Beyoncé highlights the lose-lose situation men put women in when they call them crazy. Act crazy and get ridiculed, don’t and get walked all over.
Men are often too quick to tell women to stop acting a certain way without acknowledging their behavior often force women’s hands.
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Beyoncé’s New Album
Beyoncé’s new album Lemonade tell us that black women are strong and why resilience is necessary.
The album attracted a lot of criticism for talking about race and gender. But this critics ignore that Lemonade is an expression of a very specific experience, that of the black woman. Worse, they miss the opportunity to empathize with.
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“When I’m not feeling my best I ask myself, ‘What are you gonna do about it?’ I use the negativity to fuel the transformation into a better me.”
6 Life Lessons From Beyoncé
- Don’t let negativity bring you down, use it as fuel to promote the change that will push it away.
- Take care of your mind and body and don’t feel selfish for doing so.
- Beauty comes from within, don’t focus on the aesthetic.
- Be self-reliant and don’t let other people’s opinions take you off course. You are the only one responsible and capable of taking care of yourself as you need.
- Accept that failure is a possibility and let that push you harder to succeed.
- Don’t give in to the expectations of others, never settle and set your own timeframes to achieve satisfaction.
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Five Professional Lessons From Beyoncé
- Involve yourself in decisions big and small: Beyoncé started her own company, Parkwood Entertainment, to have complete control over her brand and to show women they could take matters i...
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After dropping her black empowerment anthem “Formation,” the pop star is preparing to embark for her first world tour since 2014.
The world tour will be yet another addition to the superstar’s already-impressive CV, which includes five solo albums, 20 Grammy Awards and 53 nominations, a net worth of $250 million in 2015, and serving as the founder, president, and CEO of her own company, Parkwood Entertainment.