Katy Perry received the Grace Effect Award Thursday night (Sept. 10) from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation (AWMF) for her positive impact on society through her music.
Perry didn’t just release her feminist song “What makes a woman” from her new album Smile, But she spoke with a true testament to the power of women during her acceptance speech at the 45th Annual Grace Awards.
“I believe that women are very strong and versatile and well-equipped to take on many different jobs,” the pop star revealed during his speech. She is the champion theme of “What Makes a Woman”, which she wrote for her daughter Daisy Dove Bloom.
This Smile The singer announced her release on August 27, a day before the release of her first anticipated album on August 27, which peaked at number 5 on the Billboard 200 this week (Sept. 12).
Rachel Plate won the Gracie Award in 2017 for her fierce battle cry hit “Fight Song”. Gracias recognizes the exemplary programming created by and about women in radio, television, and interactive media.
Mickey Guyton also performed “Without the Net”, which was written for Diana Wren Ren Stuntwoman: The Untold Hollywood Story For the first time in a documentary, virtual awards show. The Black Female Country Singer, who is still a rarity in the business, was nominated for New Female Singer of the Year at the 2011 Academy Country F Country Music Awards.
The AWMF’s Grace Awards aired live on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube at 7 p.m., but later people can get the program later.
