This month, like the majority of the months in 2020, has been hard. With wildfires, a global pandemic, and now the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, smiling has been a little difficult. It’s as if Beyoncé read a couple of headlines and knew what we all needed: a reminder that she’s still here, and we can, every once in a while, have nice things.
She posted four total photos of herself in a black diamond studded skirt, top, and paired it with pink heels. In the photo, she’s wearing a sparkling diamond necklace, diamond-studded sunglasses, and bright pink shoes.
There are three photos in this collage:
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And then this stand-alone shot:
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It’s been a while since Bey has posted anything on her grid; her last post was on August 25, when she shared a message for Jacob Blake, who police shot in the back seven times in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
“Sending thoughts and prayers to Jacob Blake and his family,” she wrote under a photo of Blake and three of his children.
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Earlier this summer, Bey shared an open letter from her mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson, and several others, in support of the Mothers of the Movement and the Heroes Act.
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In June, she was honored with the Humanitarian Award at the BET Awards, where she praised Black Lives Matter protesters.
“I want to dedicate this award to all of my brothers out there, all of my sisters out there inspiring me—marching and fighting for change,” she said. “Your voices are being heard, and you’re proving to our ancestors that their struggles were not in vain. Now we have one more thing we need to do to walk in our true power, and that is to vote. I’m encouraging you to continue to take action. Continue to change and dismantle a racist an unequal system. We have to continue to do this together. Continue to fight for each other and lift each other up, because there are people banking on us staying at home during the local elections and primaries happening in states across the country. We have to vote like our life depends on it, because it does.”
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