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At the Grammys on Sunday night, for the second time in four years, a white singer used her acceptance speech to lavish praise on a black artist who was widely expected to win the award. In 2017 it was Adele, tearfully acknowledging Beyoncé’s
Lemonade; this year it was Billie Eilish doffing her cap to Megan Thee Stallion, whose track “Savage” was overlooked for Record Of The Year. Eilish was effusive, dedicating the entirety of her well-intentioned speech to the rapper. “You deserve this,” she said, putting it as plainly as possible.
The 2021 Grammys was a hit: on the back of a dreadful year for an industry decimated by Covid-19, the show was remarkably well orchestrated in trying circumstances, with stars including Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Cardi B all showing up to perform in a safe environment in LA s Convention Center. It was also the most progressive Grammys in several years. Three years after female artists were told to “step up” by one of the awards sho