As far as whether she’s “too sexualized,” I think it undermines the movement to tell her what she should and shouldn’t be wearing or doing. No matter what she does someone will think she’s either “too sexualized” or “too prudish” so it’s in everyone’s best interest to just let her be genuine. What’s most important is that she feels empowered and she most certainly looks and acts as though she feels that way.

Honestly, I hope Beyoncé keeps doing what she’s doing. She already dropped a bomb with Formation and got a lot of white people thinking about how not everything has to be tailored to fit them. There are other flavors of feminism other than white feminism.