"Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter': Confronting Country Music's Biases"

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Beyoncé's foray into country music with her song "Texas Hold 'Em" has sparked a conversation about diversity and inclusivity in the country music industry, particularly on country radio. The industry has historically sidelined Black artists, but Beyoncé's presence has brought attention to the lack of representation for Black artists, especially women, in the genre. While her single has sparked polarizing reactions, it has also highlighted the struggles faced by Black artists in country music and has the potential to bring about broader changes in the industry's approach to diversity and inclusion.
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- Beyoncé Reveals ‘Cowboy Carter’ Spawned From Her Not Feeling “Welcomed” in Country Music Hollywood Reporter
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