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A protest rally against Beyonce launched on the internet
Anti and pro-Beyonce groups about to face each other in New-York. By diffusing her new title \"Formation\" along with its hard-hitting clip video, the day before Super Bowl, Beyonce knew quite enough Americans would turn their heads. One single song made everyone forget how much committed she was to the African-American community.
Anti and pro-Beyonce groups about to face each other in New-York. By diffusing her new title "Formation" along with its hard-hitting clip video, the day before Super Bowl, Beyonce knew quite enough Americans would turn their heads. One single song made everyone forget how much committed she was to the African-American community.
Through "Formation" she pays a tribute to her southern roots (she was born in Houston, Texas), to the history of slavery, black struggles and to the post-Katrina New-Orleans. In her video, a graffiti "stop shooting us" is revealed in a shot echoing to Ferguson or Baltimore protesters slogans.
Her performance during this crowning event of American football triggered an outcry among the Conservatives. "It was a true scandal on her behalf to use this like some kind of platform to attack police forces who protect she and us and save our lives", stated former New-York Republican Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
A call was launched on the internet for a "protest rally against Beyonce" to be held on Tuesday before the National Football League offices in New-York where pro-Beyonce also called for a counter-demonstration.
