Google Alert - Beyonce

	Beyonce As-it-happens update ⋅ June 7, 2020
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	Beyoncé Supports Black Lives Matter, Calls Out Sexist Music Industry in Powerful Graduation Speech Variety Beyoncé highlighted the Black Lives Matter protests that have taken place around the country. "Thank you for using your collective voice and letting the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Beyonce Hopes for 'Real Change' After George Floyd's Death in Moving Commencement Speech Entertainment Tonight "I know how hard it is to step out and bet on yourself," Beyonce said, discussing the "pivotal" moment in her life when she chose to build her own ... Flag as irrelevant
	Beyonce Inspires 'FutureLeaders' With Class of 2020Speech: 'You Are The AnswerTo A ... Hollywood Life But for those who graduated without a ceremony, Beyonce stepped up with words of wisdom for the future, during Youtube's 'Dear Class of 2020' ... Flag as irrelevant
	Billie Eilish, Chris Martin, Beyoncé and More are Participating in the Obamas' Virtual Graduation ... SPIN Billie Eilish, Chris Martin, Beyoncé and More are Participating in the Obamas' Virtual Graduation Ceremony. The class of 2020 is getting a nice send off. Flag as irrelevant
	Justin Timberlake Helps Open YouTube's Dear Class of 2020 Celebration Alicia Keys Has a ... Billboard He also teased the A-list lineup for the Sunday (June 7) event: "That includes me, the Obamas, Beyonce, BTS, the Obamas, Taylor Swift, Malala, ... Flag as irrelevant
	BTS Fans Vow to Raise $1 Million for Black Lives Matter The Cut The Beyhive — as in, Beyoncé's ardent internet fan base — also got involved, and as of June 7, the initiative had officially raised half a million U.S. ... Flag as irrelevant
	As day turns to night, Saturday's rally and protest end peacefully Red and Black Athens does it." Just seconds after the interview, Royalty joined the crowd, dancing circles around songs from Lizzo, Cardi B and Beyoncé. Flag as irrelevant
	Pink joins growing list of artists attending Black Lives Matter protests Ydraft Celebrities who have taken to social media to share their outrage and call for justice over Floyd's death include Beyonce, Ringo Starr, actor John ... Flag as irrelevant
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