The Epidemic Of World Hunger And Poverty

Beyoncé Knowles’s Lemonade video album brings the words of Beyoncé into a visual media and shows the viewer a deeper meaning behind the album. After this video came out many articles came forward analyzing Lemonade. One article, in particular, that was intriguing is Bell Hooks “Moving Beyond Pain.” Hooks starts her article saying that the Lemonade video was created as a money-making, business strategy, but as the text continues the reader can conclude that “Moving Beyond Pain” is actually about African American women, and women in general, standing up for themselves.

Beyoncé Knowles, a well-known singer, songwriter uses two of her songs: “Freedom” and “Formation” to tell the story of herself. “Freedom” is the beginning of her story where she is searching for freedom and equality showing that there is still much inequality and injustice for African Americans in America today. The song slowly transitions to a more positive tone when she seems to have made something beneficial out of her difficult situation. “Formation,” however, has a completely different tone. While she does address negative situations from the past at the beginning of the song, she quickly transitions to a more positive tone full of pride in where she came from, who she has become, and what she has overcome. Together, the two songs

It is estimated that 740 million people are starving in the world today. (Prakash and Conko 357) There are about 7.2 billion people in the world, so the hungry population accounts for 12.7% of the population. The time has come to change these statistics. It is the 21st century and we, as humans, now have the technology and resources to reverse these terrible numbers. There are two arguments on what we should do with this new technology, however. One side, researched by a science policy analyst, stated that biotechnology still has kinks to be worked out and is not the best way to combat world hunger. Another side by a AgBioWorld Foundation vice president and a world-renowned scientific researcher, professor, scholar, and director of the

This woman has risen up from a small town near Houston Texas. She is now worth 465 million dollars. She is a very giving person and now donates to 30 different charities including children's hospitals, stop bullying campaigns and many many more. She also appointed herself a speaker against gender inequality standing up for women's rights. This woman is Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter author most people don't think of Beyoncé being a hero or a role model. Beyoncé is one of the best performers the show must go on no matter what. She shows women and girls every where that you can do whatever you set your heart, soul and mind to.

Beyoncé recently released her music video on Saturday February 6, 2016. Beyoncé 's "Formation" video forms messages in text and visuals that fits today 's social issues. They call attention to the audience mainly for women and Black America. This piece of rhetoric creates meaning in society by giving us events and visuals to help the

Beyoncé Knowles is an American Singer, Dancer and Actress. She began her career in the R&B Girl group Destiny’s Child as the lead vocalist spanning over 11 years. They released songs such as ‘Say my Name’, ‘Independent woman part 1’ and ‘Lose my Breath’ in 2004 when they returned from their 2-year hiatus; to name just a few of the top 10 hits. Beyoncé went on to become a solo artist and released her debut ‘Dangerously in Love’ in 2003 which stayed at number one for five consecutive weeks. Since then Beyoncé has released five more albums, appeared in the eight movies one of which gave her an Oscar nomination; Dream girls. While being known for her vast accomplishments, Beyoncé has used her craft to highlight the achievements and struggles of the African- American Community.

She sang this special anthem with such grace and compassion. Just earlier that month, I saw her sing at the 47th annual Super Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana. This Super Bowl was the one that the power went off due to the amount of electricity that was used during that halftime. This power outage did not just affect the Super Dome itself, but it affected the whole city. The whole city went without electricity until electricians could restore power. Beyoncé represented what President Obama stood for, freedom and equality. She also stood for something stronger, girl power for any race, ethnicity, or background. Beyoncé is an act that I will never forget from the Super Bowl or the 2013 Presidential

Over the past few years, racial tensions in America have heightened. During this period, Black America undergo the daily struggle of witnessing the killing of unarmed black men and women. Victims of these endless killings and police brutality, turned into one of many hashtags, which led to the formations of the Black Lives Matter movement. Solange Knowles, younger sister of Beyoncé, soul singer and songwriter was viewed as the angry black woman. Solange used her platform to speak up. She became the most outspoken black artist for black activism in recent years. She embodies the image of a carefree black girl who is willing to let the world know that she is proud of her blackness.

This includes standards of beauty, empowerment, culture, and the shared parts of our history. The message that Beyonce is trying to convey to us is that there are real issues going on that are constantly being ignored. She is also stating that if no one else will voice their opinions on these issues then she will. As I analyzed the position that I received was discrimination to African American culuture, police brutality, tragedy, and cultural pride. I agree with the message behind this video/song. For many years cultural issues have been ignored and failed to be solved due to political

As a firm believer to the idea that celebrities influence our lifestyles, Beyoncé personally, has significantly influenced me. Growing up, Beyoncé has been a role model since I was very young and still continues to live up to that standard today. She is considered to be a VERY mainstream artist and entertainer. What inspires me about her is the genuine quality in her work, which she produces. She is undeniably talented and over a long period of time she has been able to sustain excellent work ethics and authentic passion in everything she does. All these characteristics about Beyoncé influence my behavior because they drive me to give 110 percent in my life. This reference is evidence

Beyoncé is not only a singer but truly passionate feminist, all through her carrier she has showed women to be proud of their bodies. She has showed that with motivation and the right mind, you can push you way through any situation and rule any business you set your eyes too. Beyoncé on her own jammed her way through the vicious sexist industry that is music. The beehive ruler herself has been a publicly-proclaimed Black Lives Matter model she has sided shown her support not through any speeches but has expressed herself by the motions of her dances and inspirational lyrics. The controversial woman herself has showed the world to just be themselves and rock out. That’s a

As a result towards being in a domestic violence situation, Rihanna has been victimized by Chris Brown. Nobody will fail to remember that picture of Rihanna. Her swollen face, blackened eyes and all those bruises she had throughout her. Her boyfriend at that time shocked people around the world when they found out that he assaulted her in his vehicle and just left her on the side of the road and left. Rihanna is a Barbadian singer, actress and songwriter. Who would've known she would of been confronted with a devastating incident. Within this being the situation, Rihanna's words and her dreadful experience helped women around the world. By speaking out she helped women seek for help and eventually it helped women gain more power by seeking

Altogether, with Beyoncé’s music video we can interpret colored people have faced a lot of hardship from then on now, but she’s here to show that there is no excuse that anyone wouldn’t be able to overcome anything that comes in anyone’s way. For instance, toward the end of Beyoncé’s music video she lays half in and

This song has a lot of emotion behind it. I believe that when Beyoncé sings this song, she is sending off a message to the families of those who lost their lives during 9/11. She is singing from the victim’s point of view saying to remember me for the positive impact I have made in the world and how I strived to make the world a better place. She is singing to tell us that no matter how rich, successful, or famous you may be, always live your life to the fullest because you never know when it

Beyonce is said to be a role model for many people of this generation. She has been in the music industry since the late 1990s and her award winning albums have made her the most successful female artist in the world. She is seen as humble and hardworking. Beyonce truly embodies the idea of feminism. She believes in equality and takes measures to support her opinion. She constantly promotes confidence, independence, and happiness. She shows people how hard work really pays off. She is definitely worth having a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She was destined for success since the beginning of her career and continues to be successful whether it’s through her music or simply promoting her platform of self-confidence. There were many social,