Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay
This article highlights the role of Shay, a Belgian Afro-descendant artist, as a central figure in Afro-feminism within the French-speaking urban pop music scene. Inspired by figures such as Rihanna and Beyoncé from the African-American music scene, Shay blends rap and singing to explore the intrica...
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description | This article highlights the role of Shay, a Belgian Afro-descendant artist, as a central figure in Afro-feminism within the French-speaking urban pop music scene. Inspired by figures such as Rihanna and Beyoncé from the African-American music scene, Shay blends rap and singing to explore the intricacies of her intersectional feminism through her music. Her songs address themes ranging from resistance to male domination to financial empowerment and combating harassment, while overturning traditional gender and sexuality norms. Despite the predominantly male landscape of rap, Shay adopts a confident and feminine stance, encouraging the participation and visibility of women in this artistic sphere. Through her provocative image as a “pretty bad girl,” she emerges as a leading figure of Afro-feminism in French-speaking rap, thus promoting the uniqueness and empowerment of women. |
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spelling | doaj-art-a72df281d7cf47ae863c0733a3e2e9dd2024-12-09T14:23:50ZengÉditions de l'EHESSTransposition2110-61342024-10-011210.4000/12fpvLe sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de ShayBuata B. MalelaThis article highlights the role of Shay, a Belgian Afro-descendant artist, as a central figure in Afro-feminism within the French-speaking urban pop music scene. Inspired by figures such as Rihanna and Beyoncé from the African-American music scene, Shay blends rap and singing to explore the intricacies of her intersectional feminism through her music. Her songs address themes ranging from resistance to male domination to financial empowerment and combating harassment, while overturning traditional gender and sexuality norms. Despite the predominantly male landscape of rap, Shay adopts a confident and feminine stance, encouraging the participation and visibility of women in this artistic sphere. Through her provocative image as a “pretty bad girl,” she emerges as a leading figure of Afro-feminism in French-speaking rap, thus promoting the uniqueness and empowerment of women.https://journals.openedition.org/transposition/9067Shayafro-feminismfrancophone rapintersectional feminismurban pop music |
spellingShingle | Buata B. Malela Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay Transposition Shay afro-feminism francophone rap intersectional feminism urban pop music |
title | Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay |
title_full | Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay |
title_fullStr | Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay |
title_full_unstemmed | Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay |
title_short | Le sujet afro-féministe dans le discours et l’œuvre musicale de Shay |
title_sort | le sujet afro feministe dans le discours et l oeuvre musicale de shay |
topic | Shay afro-feminism francophone rap intersectional feminism urban pop music |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/transposition/9067 |
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