"I think part of it is accepting that it's so much beauty in being Black. And that's the thing that I guess I get emotional about, because, I've always known that. I've always been proud to be Black. Never wanted to be nothing else. Loved everything about it, just...
It's such beauty in Black people, and it really saddens me when we're not allow to express that pride in being Black; and that if you do then it's considered anti-white. No! You just pro-
Black. And that's okay. The two don't go together. Because you celebrate Black culture does not mean that you don't like white culture; or that you putting it down. It's just taking pride
What's irritating is when somebody says, you know, 'They're racist!' 'That's reverse racism!' or 'They have a Black History Month, but we don't have a White History Month!'
Well, all we've ever been taught is white history: so why are you mad at that? Why does that makes you angry? That is to suppress me and to make me not be proud."
Solange Piaget Knowles, known simply as Solange, is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, director, performer artist, and model. Born in Houston, Texas, on June 24, 1986, Solange grew up in the shadow of her older sister Beyoncé, a member of Destiny's Child. Her music blends elements of R and B, soul, funk, and jazz, with lyrics often exploring themes of identity, femininity, and social justice. Her 2016 album, *A Seat at the Table*, received universal acclaim for its emotional depth and powerful message, winning the Grammy Award for Best R and B Performance with the song *Cranes in the Sky*. Among her other notable works are the albums *True* (2012) and *When I Get Home* (2019). In addition to music, Solange is also a music video director and an activist for civil rights.
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