Writing at Clutch magazine, Evette Dionne points out that the actress is standing in solidarity with her "unfairly criticized" peer Beyoncé against her body-shaming critics.
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Racist feminists are again critiquing Beyonce Knowles-Carter. Their latest argument is the 31-year-old's wardrobe choices were inappropriate for the "Chime for Change," a concert designed to raise funds to combat gender inequalities throughout the world.
Some of their misguided tweets included:
"Beyoncé is singing 'At Last' in leather knickers while quotes from Rosa Parks and Princess Diana blare on the screen behind her #empowerment."
"Hello @Beyonce — Dressing provocatively does NOT 'empower' women. It objectifies+teaches that physical appearance=self worth. So plz STOP!"
Meanwhile Madonna receives praise for her brazen attire and Lena Dunham's white-washed Brooklyn is the epitome of feminism.
Jada Pinkett-Smith — who's been on the receiving end of criticism for encouraging her daughter's autonomy — is standing in solidarity with her "unfairly criticized" peer …
Read Evette Dionne's entire piece at Clutch magazine.
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