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“Django Jane” Makes Beyoncé’s Feminism Look Especially Flimsy

By Genna Rivieccio
February 23, 2018

Released in conjunction with the Prince-saturated “Make Me Feel,” “Django Jane” and its video offers something of a more “militant” tone than its companion single, [Read More…]

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“Django Jane” Makes Beyoncé’s Feminism Look Especially Flimsy

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