Beyoncé Announced a Surprise Single and Powerful Project to Celebrate Juneteenth

“'BLACK PARADE' celebrates you, your voice and your joy and will benefit Black-owned small businesses.'

Culture and Entertainment Director Dani Kwateng. You can grab some new books from Cafe con Libros, pick upAs for “BLACK PARADE,” the 4-minute and 41-second track itself is Beyoncé through and through.

The singer uplifts her Blackness, family, and more in the lyrics, and even shouts out the Bey Hive: “Bees is known to bite / Now here we come on our thrones, sittin' high / Follow my parade, oh, my paradeSome fans, like Yolo Akili, the executive director of the Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective, highlighted particular lyrics that resonated with them. “Somebody please go tell Beyoncé how good she makes Black women feel!,” writer Shanita Hubbard tweeted.

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