'F*** you, Supreme Court': Janelle Monáe has blunt words and coarse sign language for US high court
dailymail.co.ukJanelle Monáe had some blunt words and coarse sign language for the US Supreme Court on Sunday while presenting onstage at the BET Awards in Los Angeles.'F*** you, Supreme Court,' said Monáe, 36, while raising her middle finger in response to the high court's recent abortion case ruling overturning Roe v.
Wade.Monáe after being introduced by host Taraji P. Henson, 52, said it was 'amazing' to be at the Microsoft Theater 'celebrating us.' Coarse language:Janelle Monáe had some blunt words and coarse sign language for the US Supreme Court on Sunday while presenting onstage at the BET Awards in Los Angeles'Happy Black Music Month, happy Pride to us, all the gays in the house, hello,' said Monáe, who came out in April as non-binary on the Red Table Talk.'Anyway, I'd like to give a special, special shout out to Black women, to Black queer artists, to Black nonbinary artists.
These artists making art on our own terms, owning our truths and expressing ourselves freely and unapologetically in a world that tries to control and police our bodies, my body, and our decisions, my decisions,' Monáe said before cursing out the Supreme Court.
Monáe went on to say that artists 'must celebrate our art by protecting our rights and our truths'.She then presented the award for Best Female R&B Pop Artist to Jazmine Sullivan, 35.
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