If you can’t attend protests, open your purse.
Protests against police brutality, inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, took place in all 50 states on Tuesday morning. They follow four days of rallies around the country, which started in Minneapolis after the death of George Floyd, a black man who died after a white officer kneeled on his neck for nine minutes while Floyd said he couldn’t breathe.
Some are peaceful, and almost all begin that way. But many are becoming increasingly dangerous for protestors as police and armed forces escalate violence.
But protesting isn’t an option for everyone, especially in the midst of an unprecedented pandemic. If you’re unable to protest, whether you’re immune compromised, social distancing, or not geographically near any, you can still make a difference. That starts by donating to a variety of bail out funds, community organizations, and legal funds. Read more…
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