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Beyoncé releases surprise new song, Black Parade on Juneteenth
Beyoncé's vocal all the anti-racism protests, the death of George Floyd
Beyoncé's surprising new song, Black Parade, hours after the announcement of a new initiative to support black-owned businesses published.
The Track contains a powerful Text on the black history, the brutality of the police and George Floyd protests.
"Put your fists in the air to show Black Love ", sings The Star . "Need peace and reparation for my people. "
The Song was released on Juneteenth, a holiday marking the official end of slavery in the United States.
The Celebration originated in beyoncé's Home state of Texas, but is now celebrated annually on the 19. June in the United States, with varying degrees of official recognition, sometimes under the name of emancipation day, or Black Independence Day .
the Black Parade is Beyoncé's First solo release since Last Year 's Homecoming, a live album and documentation for your blockbuster performance at the Coachella in the year 2018; and The Lion king is The Gift that, together with disney's live-action remake of the classic animation.
"I'm not going back in The South where My Roots watered down", she sings as The Song begins.
The Text goes in the reference to the Covid-19-pandemic ("Fly on The Runway in my hazmat"), police violence ("rubber bullets bounce off me"), and Tamika Mallory , a prominent activist in The Women 's March and Black Lives matter movements.
warning: The Following song contains Explicit Language .
The Track appeared on streaming services shortly after The Star launched an online directory of black-owned businesses selling everything from fashion and beauty products to furniture and coffee.
"is Black, is her activism. Black Excellence is a form of protest. Black joy is your right," wrote The Singer on a Slogan on your website.
According to the Website of the initiative-owned small businesses who are in need benefit from the stars BeyGOOD Black Business-Impact funds, which "support[s] - Black -. "
"Happy Juneteenth weekend! I hope that we continue to share joy and celebrate each other, even in the middle of the fight," said The Star .
"to you to Please remember our beauty, strength and Power . "
Beyoncé's vocal all the anti-racism protests sparked in may by the death of George Floyd .
In a video on her Instagram, She Said she felt "broken and outraged" and called for justice for Mr. Floyd , who died after a Police Officer knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes.
"no more senseless killing of human beings," She Said . To see more "people of color as less than human. We can no longer look the other way. "
"Continue to pray for peace and compassion and healing for Our Country .
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