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Lizzo is not the kind of pop star who usually faces criticism from the Left. Her upbeat songs and message of radical self-love (often to the detriment of propriety, but who cares about that anymore!) have made her a millennial icon. But even liberal darlings can’t keep up with all of the new demands.
