Famed filmmaker Spike Lee presented Darnella Frazier with an award for courage after she recorded the killing of George Floyd.
Footage of Floyd’s death served as a catalyst for the revitalized Black Lives Matter movement. Frazier was the woman who captured the deeply troubling footage of a police officer kneeling across his neck for reportedly eight-plus minutes.
RELATED: Spike Lee To Direct Movie Musical About The Invention Of Viagra Frazier was honoured for her bravery with a PEN America virtual gaga on Tuesday.
Lee virtually presented Frazier with the award. “I never would’ve imagined out of my whole 17 years of living that this’ll be me,” Frazier said after receiving the award, per NBC. “It’s just a lot to take in, but I couldn’t say
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