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The Anti-Defamation League has given pop singer Lady Gaga its Making a difference Award for her “Born This Way” campaign. The award honors work championing positive social change.
“Born This Way” fights against bullying.
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Abraham H. Foxman, ADL’s national director, said, “Lady Gaga is so much more than a pop artist, so much more than an incredible entertainer. She is a one-of-a-kind inspirational champion for social change and a positive role model for young people.”
“The Foundation shares ADL’s mission of combating bullying among young people, ” an ADL press release said.
Gaga posted a video on Youtube thanking the ADL for the award saying, “This is such an incredible honor. The No Place for Hate Making a Difference award is a huge deal for me especially because of all the hard work the ADL has been doing to fight anti-Semitism, homophobia, bigotry and intolerance for the last 100 years.”
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