Twenty Greatest Singles of the CU Era: Amythyst Kiah, “Black Myself”

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Jonathan Keefe
December 14, 2024
Country Universe
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I know I shouldn’t, but I can’t help myself: When I’m driving alone in my car, I blast Amythyst Kiah’s “Black Myself” and sing along. It’s a testament to how infectious and forceful Kiah’s anthem of empowerment is. I’m a lot of things as a human, but I’m not a queer black woman, so this song is in no way for me or about me. But goddamn, does it still get me fired up.

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Portrait of Amythyst Kiah a Black woman with a thoughtful expression, looking upward, set against a colorful pink and blue background. They have short curly hair and wear a multi-patterned shirt, accessorized with large rings and earrings.
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