Beyoncé Owes Everyone An Apology: How ‘Renaissance’ Opened A Pandora’s Box Of Victimhood

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Beyoncé Owes Everyone An Apology: How ‘Renaissance’ Opened A Pandora’s Box Of Victimhood

Madeline Fry Schultz

Beyoncé’s album “Renaissance,” released just three weeks ago, has already been through many iterations.

First, there was the “ableist slur” controversy. News about “Renaissance” was almost overshadowed by Beyoncé’s inclusion of one controversial word on “Heated.” This word was so bad that major news outlets didn’t even include it in their headlines about the drama. The offending lyric? “Spazzin’ on that a**, spazz on that a**.” 

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