Beyonce X Flawless X Chinmamanda X Music Video

Beyonce does it right everytime.

I know one half of spectators are obsessed with Beyonce's album while the other half hates her guts in general (Illuminati this, overrated, blah, blah.). 
Listening to her album with a neutral listening palette I have considered "Flawless" as one of my favorite songs. Specifically the part in the song about women empowerment. Not only does it spell out Beyonce feeling slightly disrespected in the industry and being wonderfully and beautiful made like everyone else is but the assumed roles women are supposed to play in modern day society.

"We teach girls to shrink themselves...

To make themselves smaller

We say to girls

"You can have ambition

But not too much

You should aim to be successful

But not too successful

Otherwise you will threaten the man"

Because I am female

I am expected to aspire to marriage

I am expected to make my life choices

Always keeping in mind that

Marriage is the most important

Now marriage can be a source of

Joy and love and mutual support

But why do we teach girls to aspire to marriage

And we don't teach boys the same?

We raise girls to each other as competitors

Not for jobs or for accomplishments

Which I think can be a good thing

But for the attention of men

We teach girls that they cannot be sexual beings

In the way that boys are

Feminist: the person who believes in the social

Political, and economic equality of the sexes."

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a 36 year old critically acclaimed writer from Nigeria. She is a large part of the new generation of African literature taking its place to dynamically effect the world through writing. She has degrees from Drexel University, University of Nigeria, John Hopkins University, Eastern Connecticut University and Yale University with numerous awards for her work and published books.

Pretty accurate to say the lines, I try not to fit into that box for the betterment of me. I've also been reading this book with I will do a review on when I finish it which elaborates on some of the points she makes in her speech.
What do you think about the quote?***