Singer Solange accepted the first annual Lena Horne Prize at a ceremony in New York City on Friday, February 28. The award is granted to creators and artists who promote activism and social justice throughout their creative work.
Solange opened up during her acceptance speech, stating that her last album, When I Get Home, was released during a tumultuous, painful period of her life.
Solange spoke out about the pain that sometimes accompanies great art.According to People, the "Cranes in the Sky" singer was honored with the first Lena Horne Prize for Artists Creating Social Impact in New York City last Friday.
The award celebrates artists and celebrities who promote aspects of activism within their creative work. Solange received the Lena.
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