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Hi, my name's Al, and I have a question about the relationship between African Americans and the American flag.

I just been thinking about the Kendrick Lamar, performance, and really Beyonce's country album,

and how both of them used the American flag, or at least its colors.

And I'm just interested to see how that's kind of evolved or where it sits today or tomorrow and yesterday. Anyway.

I've been thinking about this too.

Anyone who knows me knows I'm a Beyonce fan.

By the time you hear this, I'll be recovering from her July 4th show outside DC.

Beyonce famously doesn't do many interviews,

but she's intentional about every choice she makes.

So a big concert on the fourth in the nation's capital

isn't a coincidence.

With Cowboy Carter, Beyonce leaned into her American identity.

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