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Asked whether a political message belongs at the Super Bowl by CNN’s Carol Costello, Black Lives Matter activist Erika Totten said Beyoncé’s message accomplished exactly what the movement is A day before the video's release, the music streaming service "Tidal" - run by Beyonce's husband, rapper Jay-Z - announced a one million-dollar donation to "Black Lives Matter" and other social Formation is Beyonce's first new solo single in 14 months. In it, she refers to the Black Lives Matter movement, details what it is to be black in 2016 United States and sings: "I like my baby Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller may have won the Super Bowl MVP Black Lives Matter, CA - FEBRUARY 07: Beyonce performs onstage during the Pepsi Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show at Levi's Beyonce gets political at the Super Bowl: Singer performs 'Black Lives Matter rallying cry' - as her dancers dress as Black Panthers, pay tribute to Malcolm X and demand justice for man shot dead Beyonce's Super Bowl Black Lives Matter message to white America Beyoncé was the star of the half-time show with her Michael Jackson inspired wardrobe and message for social change. Beyonce performs at halftime in Super Bowl 50 between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos at Levi’s Stadium. organizers for the Bay Area chapter of the Black Lives Matter movement PHOTOS: Players and celebrities at Super Bowl 50 The group Black Lives Matter posted a video about justice for Mario Woods on YouTube while Beyonce's mother posted photos on Instagram. There was speculation on social media Beyoncé would highlight black activism in the build-up to her Super Bowl performance, with the singer making reference to the Black Lives Matter campaign The star appeared on the field with a cadre of backing dancers who dressed in attire that paid tribute to the Black Panthers and, by extension, the Black Lives Matter movement that Beyoncé sings Asked whether a political message belongs at the Super Bowl by CNN’s Carol Costello, Black Lives Matter activist Erika Totten said Beyoncé’s message accomplished exactly what the movement is Asked whether a political message belongs at the Super Bowl by CNN’s Carol Costello, Black Lives Matter activist Erika Totten said Beyoncé’s message accomplished exactly what the movement is Formation is Beyonce's first new solo single in 14 months. In it, she refers to the Black Lives Matter movement, details what it is to be black in 2016 United States and sings: "I like my baby La chanteuse américaine Beyoncé, à qui de nombreuses personnes reprochaient de ne pas prendre position en faveur du mouvement Black Lives Matter [mouvement militant qui lutte contre le racisme], a frappé un grand coup le week-end du 6-7 février. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Fans and critics were appreciative of Beyoncé's halftime show performance at Super Bowl 50 this Sunday, but her political message is now making waves. Beyonce (R) performs onstage during the Pepsi Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., on Feb. 7, 2016, Christopher Polk—Getty Images Beyoncé performed her newest single, "Formation," during the Super Bowl 50 halftime show Sunday night and honored the Black Panthers and the Black Lives Matter movement with her performance. The NFL Super Bowl 50 performance, in front of a TV audience of over 110 million people, referenced the Black Lives Matter campaign, the Black Panthers, Malcolm X, hurricane Katrina and featured a dancer holding a ‘Justice 4 Mario Woods’ sign (Woods was shot dead by San Francisco police in December). Beyonce gets political at Super Bowl, pays tribute to ‘Black Lives Matter’ The Miami Fraternal Order of Police urged the boycott Thursday ahead of the tour’s April launch at Marlins Park.
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