Road to the BET Awards 2015: Alicia Keys
See the musician's journey over the past year.
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High Key - Though the world hasn't gotten a new LP from Alicia Keys in a while, she has remained busy in several other aspects. From advocating for change to becoming a second-time mommy, it's safe to say that A. Keys has been a pretty busy gal.(Photo: Michelangelo Di Battista/ RCA Records) Photo downloaded by Candice Lawler 6/25/15 from RCA press website
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'We Are Here' – September 2014 - After fans begged for new material from the New York musician, Alicia Keys debuted the visual for her comeback single, "We Are Here," along with an open letter to her supporters. In the clip, she gives us classic A. Keys, rocking her signature braided look and jamming out on the piano. "We all have a voice — we just need to know how to make it heard," she wrote.(Photo: RCA Records)
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Woman of Advocacy – October 2014 - On the six-month anniversary of the kidnapping of the Nigerian girls, Keys took to the streets of New York City to raise awareness for the tragedy by leading the #BringBackOurGirls protest. "Today is my son's birthday and it is also making me stand in solidarity with all the mothers of the Chibok girls who have been abducted for six months and are still missing," she said.(Photo: Dennis Van Tine/Future Image/WENN.com)
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Keep a Child Alive – October 2015 - Continuing her advocacy for change, Keys hosted her annual Keep a Child Alive black-tie charity concert and pulled some top notch talent for the bill. With the help of Diddy and Nas, she was able to raise millions for the cause. Since 2004, the event has brought in $22.6 million in funds to support children and families living with HIV/AIDS in African and India.(Photo: D Dipasupil/Getty Images)
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Writing for the Kids – November 2014 - Alicia Keys officially became an author last year when she released the first of a series of children's books. Titled Blue Moon: From the Journals of MaMa Mae and LeeLee, the book became a huge success and was inspired by her childhood.(Photo: John Lamparski/Getty Images)
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