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Beyonce Vows to Remove Ableist Slur From New Song 'Heated' After Heavy Backlash - Vimarsana News

Beyonce Vows to Remove Ableist Slur From New Song 'Heated' After Heavy Backlash

After many found the lyrics of her song from her new album 'Renaissance' offensive for disabled people, the pop star insists that the word 'spaz' is 'not used intentionally in a harmful way.'

Beyoncé removing offensive disabled term from new album 'Renaissance' after furious backlash | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Beyoncé removing offensive disabled term from new album 'Renaissance' after furious backlash | Entertainment

Beyoncé is removing an offensive term for disabled people from the lyrics of hew new album ‘Renaissance’ after a furious backlash from campaigners.

Lizzo announces she's rewriting new song after ableist backlash - Vimarsana News

Lizzo announces she's rewriting new song after ableist backlash

Lizzo has apologised and revealed that she will be releasing a new version of her new song Grrrls with a change in lyrics after facing backlash over an ableist slur used in the first verse.

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After 'Ableist' Song Lyric, Lizzo Makes Amends - Vimarsana News

After 'Ableist' Song Lyric, Lizzo Makes Amends

Lizzo has a new album coming out, and one of the singles from it is already drawing backlash. "Grrrls" was released Friday, off of the upcoming Special , and the...

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Lizzo removes 'harmful word' from new single GRRRLS - Vimarsana News

Lizzo removes 'harmful word' from new single GRRRLS

Pop star Lizzo has removed "a harmful word" from her new single 'GRRRLS' following backlash with fans accusing her of using an ableist slur in the track.