Janet Jackson Calls for Peace, George Clinton Performs With Erykah Badu at Grammy Hall of Fame Gala

By Steven J. Horowitz

Steven J. Horowitz

Senior Music Writer

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Janet Jackson shared a message of peace and unity as her fourth album “Rhythm Nation 1814” was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame during the organization’s gala last night at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.

The iconic singer took to the podium during the event to reflect on the impact of the project, which was released in 1989. Following an introduction by longtime collaborator Jimmy Jam, Jackson addressed the ballroom by expressing gratitude for the honor and highlighting how the message of “Rhythm Nation 1814” still resonates today.

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