We can each do our part to demand justice and long-term systemic changes that divest from hate, invest in healthy communities and end racism.

Empower yourself with information, take action, rest, and repeat. Let’s make this country one where we support each other, we love each other and we fight for each other.

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Hear directly from Black women on their vision for the future

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Talk About Race With Your Kids

Read Books and Buy From BIPOC Owned Bookstores

Supporting local, independent bookstores is important. Take it one step further and buy your books from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) owned bookstores.

Support Racial Justice Organizations

If you are ready to call for radical change, all of these organizations offer the option to join them, donate and take action.

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Protest, and Support Protests & Protesters

Whether you're attending online, in your car or outside, you can protest injustice.

Vote and Get Out The Vote

We must Vote, ensure every citizen has access to the Vote and is engaged to Vote. These three organizations have my "Vote." Please support one or all of them:

  • Flip The Vote–to win up and down the ballot in November 2020 they use data analytics and donor advisers to identify the most effective organizations to donate to.

  • Vote.org–Vote.org uses technology to simplify political engagement, increase voter turnout, and strengthen American democracy

  • Fairfight.com–Read this OpEd from Stacey Abrams on why taking to the polls is just as important as taking to the streets.

    Get Women Elected & Build Power for Women

    "We really don't want allies, we want accomplices." - A'shanti Gholar, Emerge America and Brown Girls' Guide to Politics

    Join these organizations by donating to them or taking action with them. They'll let you know what they need.

    • EMILY's LIST, "Early money is like yeast". Electing pro-choice, Democratic women for 35 years.

    • Supermajority, "Training and mobilizing a community of all ages, races, and backgrounds to fight for gender equality together."  Founded by Cecile Richards, Ai-jen Poo and Alicia Garza.

    Be an accomplice:

    Read this article: “Being a white ally of African Americans means more than just protesting”