for the land.





Even worse,



Madonna defiled a Martin Luther King picture to promote her #RebelHeart album.



The cover of Rebel Heart features a close-up of Madonna's face wrapped in a BDSM-alluding tangle of black cord. Then, she she Instagrammed images of Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, and Bob Marley, seemingly oblivious to the concept that a white artist who's made various forms of black music throughout her career showing images of civil rights icons tied up in cord is demeaning.







Madonna surfboards on a black woman on her new tour.



During yesterday's lukewarm opening of Madonna's new Rebel Heart Tour , Madonna performed one of her new songs on a stripping pole cross . The problematic part? She uses a black woman as a surfboard to stand on while she spinsaround the pole.



Following several accousations of racism during her Rebel Heart promo blitz, the Rebel Heart Tour kicked of in a small arena in Montereal to an unenthusiastic reaction . Madonna's first show - like many others - wasn't sold out .







Madonna still believes she is more disenfranchised than the black community.



In her recent interview with Out Magazine, Madonna once again compared different disenfranchised groups like it’s a competition. She concluded her thoughts by saying that all other groups have gotten some rights, while she, as a white woman, still has it worst.



"It’s moved along for the gay community, for the African-American community, but women are still just trading on their ass. To me, the last great frontier is women." – Madonna, Out Magazine, 2005.



Bonus moments of Madonna