About this Guide
Beyoncé's visual album Lemonade, aired on HBO Saturday, April 23rd for a "one-day event," and is now available for download on iTunes, Amazon; to stream on Tidal, and for purchase on CD. Lemonade is an hour and five minutes of music, poetry, and references to history, literature, and art. There were many artist collaborators and perceived influences included in Lemonade. This guide lists a few places to learn more about them and Beyoncé.
Image: From "Lemonade," by Beyoncé, via Giphy.com
Works Celebrating Black Womanhood
Candice Benbow collected "Works Celebrating Black Womanhood" using the hashtag #LemonadeSyllabus, mostly on Twitter. She then published the results on issuu.
This guide is adapted from the Beyoncé's 'Lemonade' and Information Resources guide, created by Jenny Ferretti, Digital Initiatives Librarian at Decker Library, Maryland Institute College of Art.
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