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Beyoncé has the right to be Black

Someone please explain to me why the police boycott Beyoncé's concert. HOW do we live in a country in which a white privileged man can join a hate group like the Ku Klux Klan and still be "protected." How do we live in a country in which an artist can't express the pain and the anger of her culture to a force which is oppressing and killing her people? If your comment is "The Black Panthers were aggressive protestors," YOU are part of the problem. You're oblivious to the point that there is a problem at all because YOU don't have to face it. These "hate groups" against police brutality and against discrimination wouldn't happen if there wasn't anything wrong. If we lived in a country where CHILDREN aren't being intimidated by policemen who's jobs are EXACTLY that, intimidate and "catch" these African American men who often are doing nothing wrong. Then this would definitely not be up to discussion. We have men beaten to death for traffic stops and attitude and yet a white man can go into a building shoot people and leave untouched, in a police escort and "mentally unstable." The same issue happened decades ago with "Fuck the Police" because there was a problem. You had mixes of cultures and ethnicities coming together to protest against the bad treatment and aggressiveness of policemen towards those of color. Americans it seems, have an issue with opening up the wounds they leave around. They make themselves the victims instead of learning to fix their shit and become a better country. So this isn't an artists fault, it's her empowerment to use her power of the media to influence men and women to stand up for their rights and not let authority get away with crime because the law backs them up. She didn't advocate for riots or aggressive backlash, she simply made a statement. It's not her job to keep quiet, as no one should be quiet about an actual problem. We seem to forget that we don't feel the pain of things until it either happens to us or those we love. Remember, we no longer are "separate but equal," that didn't work last time and it won't work today, lawmakers please work on the equal part. Remember, equal means EVERYONE not just the white ones, you all seem to forget that all too often. So dear policemen and reader, instead of making Beyoncé the problem, let's face the fact that there is a problem that needs to be fixed.