Posts tagged reparations & petitions
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

defends the collective unity and future of democracy through fundraising, advocacy, and litigation that ensures the systemic equality, human rights, and civil liberties of all Americans are not only upheld but also guaranteed.

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Color of Change

produces powerful campaigns armed with solutions to put a stop to the social norms, practices, and structures that hinder Black people and the progression of racial justice.

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NAACP Legal Defense & Education Fund

fights for racial justice and equality through litigation, advocacy, education, and donations that go towards defending civil rights and executive diversity.

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Reclaim the Block

urges Minneapolis city council and community members to redistribute money from the local police department into areas of the city budget that ensures the health and safety of community members.

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National Bail Out Collective

coordinates bailout for black mothers and caregivers on Mother’s Day, in addition to providing employment opportunities and reform support.

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14 Organizations to Donate To

Split a donation between 14 racial justice organizations.

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Fund for Reparations NOW!

collects reparation contributions while awaiting formal distribution by the U.S. government.

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Petition for Tulsa Race Massacre Reparations

Demand justice for survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre by signing the petition.

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Petition for Elijah McClain

Demand justice for Elijah McClain by signing the petition.

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Petition for Breonna Taylor

Demand justice for Breonna Taylor by signing the petition.

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Community Relief Funds

Split a donation between over 70 community relief, mutual aid, bail funds, and other racial justice organizations.

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Petition for Creator Equality

Sign the petition calling for Creator Equality on YouTube, demanding fair TOS and hate speech policy enforcement, promotion and inclusion, resources, community support, and equal pay for the platform’s Black creators.

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