It was a notably political moment, perhaps even more so than her surprise appearance at a get-out-the-vote rally for Hillary Clinton. The Dixie Chicks have been politicized ever since 2003, when Natalie Maines told a London crowd she felt "ashamed" of George W. Bush for invading Iraq. As a pop star who constantly celebrates her black womanhood and has never won a CMA, Beyoncé's presence alone was a statement, and the choice to play "Daddy Lessons" took the whole thing a step further.AsWesley Morris wrote for the New York Times report revealed that over the past two decades, while the FBI has reported between 6,000 and 10,000 a year, aBureau of Justice Statistics survey gone to great lengths with LARP-ing versions of the Hogwarts universe "Personally, if you ask me, I do not share the fascination for new strong powers, the abandonment of freedom, and the illusion of nationalism," he went on. ""The United States is the one who invented this multilateralism. You are the one who has to help now to preserve and reinvent it."Related:What You Need to Know About Emmanuel MacronCheck this out: