Megan Thee Stallion In New York Times Opt-Ed About Black Women
Rapper, Megan Thee Stallion is using her star-power to speak on what it is like being a black woman in America. The one minute and 32-second New York Times opt-ed clip, features a speech from Malcolm X and the caption, “ I’m not afraid of criticism and “Protect Black Women” shouldn’t be controversial.”
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