Ariana Grande described as 'the very definition of the modern woman'

Liberal news and media website Inquisitr recently published an article about the power vocal sensation Ariana Grande has and how she gets her voice heard.

In the piece, Grande's stance on feminism is explored as is her support of LGBT issues and rights. The Inquisitr explains:

"Ariana Grande, at a very young age, is her very own woman. She is in fact one of those so-called old souls. Case in point: She issued her very own feminist manifesto via Vanity Fair in June of last year. And this year, she has stayed faithful with her mission by coming up with a music album entitled Dangerous Woman."

It goes onto describe the 'Focus' songstress as "the very definition of the modern woman": "Ariana always lets her sexiness come across in anything she does, revealing in no uncertain terms that she is very comfortable with her sexuality. Some quarters of society feel sorry for her growing up too fast, putting on make-up too soon, and working too hard for her money like Beyoncé. But come to think of it, all that is the very definition of the modern woman."

"Women who call a spade a spade are dangerous, indeed, and this is the kind of feminism that Grande adheres to in her latest album, as Inquisitr reported previously. Her recent overtime performance at SNL had everything to do with comedy, vocal prowess, and with feminism as well. She took over the show on March 12, just because she could, to the attention of the whole world."

"Ariana also spoke on behalf of gay rights activists, particularly in reference to her brother, Frankie Grande. Ariana’s brother is also in the entertainment business. Growing up, Ariana reveals how she has shared Frankie’s experience of persecution and discrimination. Ariana has definitely raised music to a higher level, as she has learned to harness its power to address important issues for which the general public needs to have its eyes wide open."

Watch footage of Grande performing on SNL here: