Beyoncé Dedicates Her BET Humanitarian Award To Activists: 'Your Voices Are Being Heard'

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Beyoncé encouraged Black Lives Matter protesters to continue fighting for equality and dismantling a racist and unequal system upon accepting the BET humanitarian award during the20th annual BET Awards ceremony. "Your voices are being heard and you're proving to our ancestors that their struggles were not in vain,"said the superstar, who was being honored for her philanthropic work and her recent COVID-19 relief efforts.

praised protesters who took to the streets following the killing of in Minneapolis in March.His death invigorated the movement across America and the world.Beyonce looked ahead to the US presidential election at the end of the year, saying: "Now we have one more thing we need to do to walk in our true power, and that is to vote. I'm encouraging you to continue to take action."Continue to change and dismantle a racist and unequal system.

Beyonce was among the big winners at the BET Awards, and she dedicated her Humanitarian prize to the Black Lives Matter movement. The 38-year-old singer won the gong for her coronavirus relief efforts - which included teaming up with her mum Tina Knowles for a mobile testing initiative, and donating to worthy causes to help those affected by COVID-19 - and she used her acceptance speech to praise those who have been "marching and fighting for change".

Beyoncé’s philanthropic contributions today by honouring her with the 2020 Humanitarian Award.The pop icon was chosen for her work with foundation BeyGOOD – an initiative she developed during her Mrs.

Michelle Obama honoured Beyoncé with the Humanitarian Award at the 2020 BET Awards and Queen B deliver a moving acceptance speech about racism. While presenting the award to the songstress, Michelle said, “Ever since she was a little girl in Houston, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has been lighting up stages and gracing the world with her talent, with her generosity of spirit, and with her love for her community.

Beyonce received a huge honor at the 2020 BET Awards!

Lemonade to Black Is King, her coming later this summer.Former First Lady Michelle Obama presented the award to Beyoncé. "From her music that gives voice to Black joy and Black pain to her activism that demands justice for Black lives," Obama said.

Beyoncé and her BeyGOOD Foundation are BET Award winners.

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Beyoncé received a special honor at the 20th annual BET Awards on Sunday, June 28.The “Black Parade” singer, 38, was selected as this year’s recipient of the Humanitarian Award.

Barack Obama addressed the LGBTQ community and its allies at Pride Live's third annual Stonewall Day virtual event on Friday. The former president highlighted the civil rights movement that sparked social and political change as well as the ongoing right for equality.

Beyoncé will be saluted for her philanthropy endeavors with the BET Humanitarian Award.The Formation icon is being recognized for her ongoing work in conjunction with her BeyGOOD charity, through which she recently donated millions for coronavirus relief, and helped to set up testing sites in her native Houston, Texas, where her team members have also been distributing personal protective equipment, essential items, hot meals, and grocery vouchers to locals in need.She also just launched the Bla