Featured Social Justice Organizations You Can Contribute To Now Published 4 months ago on By Amani Sams The tragic death of George Floyd has sparked the Black Lives Matter protests throughout the United States and even overseas in Amsterdam and beyond. During the time of the coronavirus pandemic many people can not march. However, there are plenty of things you can do at home such as sign petitions, post on social media, and donate to stand in solidarity with the Black community. The following organizations support social justice and need constant contribution. View this post on Instagram How many Black lives have to be taken before something is done? We honor those lost and pledge to fight for justice. #BlackLivesMatter A post shared by Black Lives Matter (@blklivesmatter) on May 29, 2020 at 2:38pm PDT @BlackLives Matter This organization was first founded on 2013 after the death of Trayvon Martin. The organization advocates to end violence against the Black Community. @George Floyd Memorial Fund The George Floyd Memorial fund contributes to the Floyd family, the funeral expenses, as well as counseling, and travel expenses. Although Floyd was murdered in Minneapolis, he was originally from Houston. View this post on Instagram Always. @wellreadblackgirl #repost #blm A post shared by The Loveland Foundation (@thelovelandfoundation) on Jun 3, 2020 at 9:21am PDT View this post on Instagram Passing the Justice in Policing Act is the first step toward ensuring that police officers are held accountable for misconduct. 📞🗣 Call your representatives! It’s time for reform. A post shared by NAACP Legal Defense Fund (@naacp_ldf) on Jun 9, 2020 at 3:00pm PDT View this post on Instagram EJI’s proposals for changing policing in America: Improving public safety by building trust with communities and changing police culture. Transforming officers from occupying soldiers to guardians who serve and protect. Link in bio. A post shared by Equal Justice Initiative (@eji_org) on Jun 8, 2020 at 11:30am PDT Check this out>>> Rihanna Partners with Twitter CEO To Donate Funds To Domestic Violence Survivors During Pandemic Related Topics:Black Lives Matter Amani Sams Amani is the Editor-In-Chief of Aman Magazine. Aside from managing the day to day operations of the magazine she is also a radio personality for Hits 92.3. Continue Reading Advertisement You may like Professional Sports Teams Boycott Games Due to Jacob Blake Shooting Aisha Dee Of ‘The Bold Type’ Says There Should Be More Diversity Black Owned Jewelry Brands You Should Check Out Now Netflix Set To Invest Millions Into Black Communities Fashion Brand “Phenomenal Woman” Launches Black Lives Matter Merch Click to comment Subscribe Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments {} [+] Name* Email* Website {} [+] Name* Email* Website 0 Comments Inline FeedbacksView all comments Trending Music3 days agoDa Baby Leads The 2020 BET “HIP HOP AWARDS” With 12 Nominations Teen Aman4 days agoNetflix Must-See’s to Watch During a Second Lockdown Featured4 days agoGeorgia Teachers’ Association Files Lawsuit Against the State Due to Schools Reopening Entertainment4 days agoBakewell Media and Hyundai Join Forces To Produce Virtual Format For The 15th Annual Taste of Soul Los Angeles Entertainment5 days agoKanye West Releases Presidential Campaign Video Featured5 days agoMeet the Couple That’s Working To Fix The Race Issue In the Porn Industry Featured1 week agoBreonna’s Taylor’s Mother Speaks Out After Grand Jury’s Decision Teen Aman1 week agoJames Charles Hints that Beauty Brand is in the Works Featured2 weeks agoTrey Songz Tests Positive for Covid-19 Featured2 weeks agoOscar Grant’s Case is Being Reopened Advertisement
