Is there some feminist standard that she has to meet?
Are there certain requirements in order to be considered a feminist?
Must you define what feminism means to any particular woman, namely Beyoncé in this case?
or she's just using it as a tool to promote her career?
gender equality has been a theme in her music since the late 90s
and the idea of her using it as a "tool to promote" is ludicrous,
considering we live in a world where female celebrities are afraid to have the label feminist attached to them because they either don't understand it or think it makes them look too radical
like I said in the other thread, just because you see internet activism bringing more awareness to the third wave doesn't mean it's all of a sudden ~trendy and ~kewl to be a feminist
there's still a large amount of people who tense up at the mere mention of the word
Yes, she's a feminist.
Yes, she uses feminism as a promotional tool.
No, you don't have to abide by a strict set of rules to be a feminist.
Yes, this question has been asked a thousand times.
No, the answer isn't any different now than it was before.
