Despite facing scrutiny and backlash for his conviction of assault and harassment, Jonathan Majors remained resilient as he accepted the Perseverance Award at the 4th Impact Awards in Los Angeles. In an emotional speech, the Creed III actor candidly shared his feelings of anger, sadness, and vulnerability as a Black man in the criminal justice system. He acknowledged the challenges faced by Black men and the impact of guilt and innocence on their lives. Majors expressed gratitude to his supporters, including Will Smith, Tyler Perry, and Whoopi Goldberg, for standing by him during his darkest times. Reflecting on his faith and personal growth, Majors emphasized the importance of embracing the light in times of darkness. Despite the difficulties he has faced, Majors remains grateful for his family, especially his daughter and partner Meagan Good, who have been his pillars of strength throughout his ordeal.