His ex and daughter. Um, Sir?

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Sir, they don't even come to the defense of their OWN child. How would they look defending yours off some **** YOUR ex started?

Doesn't he regularly drag Rachel Roy publicly?

Ummmm let me see

people talks about her child's hair , says she was solange mother , calls her a ***** for the way she dress ,

The list goes on and on . If he thinks Beyoncé should say something when she doesn't even say anything about her own child he is more dumb then we already knew he was . Beyoncé don't give a dam

I wonder how he feels about Rachel calling herself Becky though?

I agree. Beyonce set that woman and her daughter up to be bullied, a little girl. Yet she has the nerve to call her self a "feminist". She should be ashamed of herself.

By “set her up” do you mean had a lyric about someone named Becky in one of her songs which is irresistible bait for Rachel to then label herself as?

Also, I'm not sure what you understand feminism to be, but it's basically equality not holding hands with every woman in existence.

I don't know what's more upsetting - Beyonce didn't do anything about it or the fact that her feminism is colored.

You know, I don't even think you wanted this to make sense.

What does coloured feminism mean exactly?

Rachel posted 'Good hair, don't care' on Instagram the night Lemonade was released. She brought herself into the narrative so she can take several seats.

Rachel put her self out there Bey doesn't owe her anything. Plus do not forget how Beyoncé saved Rita Ora from being dragged into the Becky drama by taking a picture with her at the MET gala.

Wait. The girl called herself "Becky" and labeled herself as having "good hair" and he wanted Bey to comes to her defense for a lyric that probably have nothing to do with anyone in specific?

Bey and Jay don't even defend themselves against the attacks they receive, and he expects them to come and defend the ex wife he regularly drags? The same woman who threw herself into the Becky narrative?
Sir, bye!

Even though she wanted her post to seem like it was just fun and light-hearted after the fact, let's remember exactly what it said:

"Good hair don't care, but we will take good lighting, for selfies, or self truths, always. Live in the light #nodramaqueens."

Just a fun light-hearted comment that is not addressing drama or anyone right?

He really expected them to step up and defend someone else's child while their own child gets drug through the mud almost constantly every time a pic of her surfaces? This is the hilarious part. No, people shouldn't have attacked his daughter, but place blame where need be.

But did he ask Rachel to stop promoting herself as "Rachel with the good hair"? 🤔

Ok Dame.

She also did a magazine spread and gave them hair tips even though she's a clothing designer
https://intothegloss.com/2016/06/rachel-roy-designer/

Black feminism, i assume.

Why are you still penalizing her for something she was clearly misunderstood for. The Hive were guilty for cyberbullying. Case closed. It's a lesson learnt.