BuddhaPalm:


This ITK doesn't know anything about men.

Women are the only thing we talk about.

krak101:
Don't know why yall are shouting here. Females resent themselves talk more of things or men around them. So yall expected her to give it up to Queen B on a platter of gold Verily verily I say unto you... The moment those feminists have their way they'll start a caste system among females quote me. Bunch of deluded pricks

BuddhaPalm:


This ITK doesn't know anything about men.

Women are the only thing we talk about.

goingape1:
true!

but she shouldn't preach want she don't practice.

I read some of her books, and she keep making one gender look like a monster.

UjSizzle:
I love that she refused to allude growing popularity to Queen Bey. I mean, we knew Chimamanda of Purple Hibiscus and HOAYS already. We knew Chimamanda of the Tedtalk 'The dangers of a single story'. So why should the western world make assertions that Bey drove her into limelight when she didn't?

The best celebrities can do for each other is to 'recommend' the other's work by using it to further enhance their own work. And that's what Beyoncé did. In a sense they did something good for each other's career.

So screw all these white supremacists trying to make our home girl feel like she was nothing before the Queen I feel your pain. And I'm glad you refused to tolerate it.
After all Taylor Swift refused to tolerate the Kanye factor taking credit for her success

Oildichotomy:
I think Chimamanda got it wrong here though Why did she have to express disappointment if any? And she finally alluded to the fact she had lots of interviews after the song hit the market. Isn't that contradictory already?

To be fair, I was proud of her when I heard the song and it is one of the few Beyonce songs I personally downloaded cos of the Chimamanda Factor
She would have kept quiet and let it slide cos hate it or love it Beyonce helped her career in no small measure and not the other way round.

And what is the talk about women though! Even the spelling of woman had MAN in it, what did she expect they talk about!

Feminism thrash!

Oildichotomy:
I think Chimamanda got it wrong here though Why did she have to express disappointment if any? And she finally alluded to the fact she had lots of interviews after the song hit the market. Isn't that contradictory already?

To be fair, I was proud of her when I heard the song and it is one of the few Beyonce songs I personally downloaded cos of the Chimamanda Factor
She would have kept quiet and let it slide cos hate it or love it Beyonce helped her career in no small measure and not the other way round.

And what is the talk about women though! Even the spelling of woman had MAN in it, what did she expect they talk about!

Feminism thrash!

duketunde:
“Put a group of women together and the conversation will eventually be about men. Put a group of men together and they will not talk about women at all, they will just talk about their own stuff.

ezeagu:


Why does everyone on here keep saying thrash instead of trash?

Eeroh95:
she got nothing wrong... Her opinion... Opinion that doesn't suit yours sucks remember

favexx:
u are a killer. Repent!

Geeweeny:
........best comment i av read so far,yeah like someone earlier stated,she is married,do u want to tell me that she isnt doin d work of a woman or is she the one that proposed to her husband,feminism is delusional and i pity the ladies that buy into this bullshit

UjSizzle:
I love that she refused to allude growing popularity to Queen Bey. I mean, we knew Chimamanda of Purple Hibiscus and HOAYS already. We knew Chimamanda of the Tedtalk 'The dangers of a single story'. So why should the western world make assertions that Bey drove her into limelight when she didn't?

The best celebrities can do for each other is to 'recommend' the other's work by using it to further enhance their own work. And that's what Beyoncé did. In a sense they did something good for each other's career.

So screw all these white supremacists trying to make our home girl feel like she was nothing before the Queen I feel your pain. And I'm glad you refused to tolerate it.
After all Taylor Swift refused to tolerate the Kanye factor taking credit for her success

goingape1:
just look at her!

go and divorce your husband and we shall know you are a true feminist.

nonsense woman

kaboninc:


I strongly disagree!!!

orlarbissy:
Ok, black is beautiful. Wait oooo she isn't black but chocolate, so wat should I say now?

krak101:
And some single ladies will carry the feminist campaigns on their heads. You'll remain single till eternity. There's a huge difference between feminism and women empowerment. I prefer the latter

Geeweeny:
For me,they are both BS,i thnk women should cm to understand their roles and actually learn how to combine their roles with their dreams,the problem is most women just love playin d victim card,that men are oppressing them,a real man who sees how serious u are wth ur dream will support u and trust me if women stop seein themselves as victims there will be no need for such things like feminism and women empowerment.....know wht u want,work on urslf and stand ur ground

Shym3xx:


Better chill out cos you're more of a hustler than a great writer, before Queen Bey pulls the plug on ya arse. No black woman survives after going to war with Beyonce lol.

Simple acknowledgement of what Beyoncé did and talking about whatever platform you had before her should suffice. Pride will end up messing up her career with those half-baked books.

john650:
Why is this woman always looking for a fight? If she's not saying something bad about men, she's now dissing Beyonce who has provided an immense lift to her career. She never shows appreciation for anybody but herself. Always acting like a bull in a China shop.

UjSizzle:
I love that she refused to allude growing popularity to Queen Bey. I mean, we knew Chimamanda of Purple Hibiscus and HOAYS already. We knew Chimamanda of the Tedtalk 'The dangers of a single story'. So why should the western world make assertions that Bey drove her into limelight when she didn't?

The best celebrities can do for each other is to 'recommend' the other's work by using it to further enhance their own work. And that's what Beyoncé did. In a sense they did something good for each other's career.

So screw all these white supremacists trying to make our home girl feel like she was nothing before the Queen I feel your pain. And I'm glad you refused to tolerate it.
After all Taylor Swift refused to tolerate the Kanye factor taking credit for her success

Oildichotomy:
I think Chimamanda got it wrong here though Why did she have to express disappointment if any? And she finally alluded to the fact she had lots of interviews after the song hit the market. Isn't that contradictory already?

To be fair, I was proud of her when I heard the song and it is one of the few Beyonce songs I personally downloaded cos of the Chimamanda Factor
She would have kept quiet and let it slide cos hate it or love it Beyonce helped her career in no small measure and not the other way round.

And what is the talk about women though! Even the spelling of woman had MAN in it, what did she expect they talk about!

Feminism trash!