#WUNCBackChannel: Black Women at the Intersections of the Personal + The Political + The Historical

'Beyoncé delivered a powerful message when she released her visual album Lemonade. The work is a popular culture phenomenon and alludes to infidelity and betrayal while portraying strong messages of black feminism. Meanwhile, as Beyoncé reclaims her personal narrative as a celebrity icon, the forthcoming film The Birth of a Nation reclaims the story of the Nat Turner slave rebellion. Host Frank Stasio talks with Natalie Bullock Brown, professor of film and broadcast media at St. Augustine's University, and Mark Anthony Neal, professor of African & African American studies at Duke University, about the impact of Lemonade and how it will influence culture.'
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Published on May 17, 2016 15:44
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