[St. Charles]

Who even called this an essay in the first place? Beyoncé?

[Underdogs]

Shakira & Pr!ncess are obviously the smartest pop girls. They never try too hard.

[bijonse]

Originally posted by Ozzy8923

Anyone can speak on it, but not everyone can speak on it accurately. That is the case with Beyonce. So, yes, a degree wouldn't hurt.

and would you care to explain what's inaccurate about her essay?

[Ozzy8923]

Originally posted by bijonse

and would you care to explain what's inaccurate about her essay?

Kworb already did that.

[TheVoiceXtina]

Where's this essay?

[Flanders]

Originally posted by bijonse

why do you need an advanced ******** degree in order to believe and speak on the equality or inequality of the sexes? academic feminism is garbage that huffington post type ******** urks me

If you're one of the biggest young feminst icons and you're gonna express yourself about gender inequality you should really know a lot about it, beyond what you see in daily life

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by TheVoiceXtina

Where's this essay?

On her twitter, only taking up two tweets

[RihannasVeryOwn]

Originally posted by bijonse

and would you care to explain what's inaccurate about her essay?

First of all it looks no more than 200 words so technically it isn't an essay

[adrianbeane]

Originally posted by ImpressiveInstant

Yeah, besides Shadow. Shadow sucks.

The performance on Onyx Hotel made me hate it.

[NOW]

Originally posted by bijonse

I'm sorry but the whole "you need an advanced degree to write about feminism" is absolute **** her real life experiences and any woman's real life experiences with discrimination trump any degree

She's allowed to tell us her experiences but her approach and where she's choosing to publish her work is kind of dumb. She didn't even bring one innovative new thing in her work, it's just a clunk of ideas that she probably found from various online sources that are horribly synced

[True Skarlet]

Originally posted by Flanders

have you bathed yet this week?

Yes.

[St. Charles]

es·say (s, -s)
n.
1. (s)
a. A short literary composition on a single subject, usually presenting the personal view of the author.

Maybe it was an essay.

[Kat]

Why did they even bother

[NOW]

I'd actually love to see any work Shakira has written, anyone know if she's published some?

[TheVoiceXtina]

Originally posted by bijonse

I'm sorry but the whole "you need an advanced degree to write about feminism" is absolute **** her real life experiences and any woman's real life experiences with discrimination trump any degree

Mary Wollstonecraft. Betty Friedan. Shulasmith Firestone. B£¥oncé Knowles

m8 get out

[St. Charles]

Originally posted by NOW

She's allowed to tell us her experiences but her approach and where she's choosing to publish her work is kind of dumb. She didn't even bring one innovative new thing in her work, it's just a clunk of ideas that she probably found from various online sources that are horribly synced

If I would have handed that in to my english teacher she would have given me an F.

[BabyCantYouSee]

Poke fun at Beyonce's writing, but she's richer than any of us will be in our life time with no education. How does that feel?

[Damien M]

Originally posted by TheVoiceXtina

Where's this essay?

Haha don't even bother
Feminism is such a boring topic to start with anyway...

[Kat]

How could ANYONE think this was publishable I'm still shocked

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by Damien M

Feminism is such a boring topic to start with anyway...