Show me, don't tell me you care!!!! https://t.co/iwNRODBpRu pic.twitter.com/qzRsT7P42y
— Kevin Clark (@Homageusa) June 5, 2020
Now is the time for leaders to listen & keep an open dialogue about what changes we can make to chip away at centuries of individual & institutional racism. Thank you to the RI State Council of Churches & the Ministers Alliance of RI for inviting me to today’s interfaith vigil. pic.twitter.com/cIcQAFSHyw
— Gina Raimondo (@GovRaimondo) June 5, 2020
What happens after Protest and Black Lives Matter… How do non-Black people transform their activism to real change. It’s this generation of free-agent learner to join the frontline as first responders to report their points of view, while learning how to be community trans-actionist. 1965-1992-2020…
What does a post COVID-19 world look like for them and how do they record this pandemic, 100k dead and counting. How do they record the pandemic and the way ahead for future generations, through the Digital Pathway Initiative thats how.
racism broken down for dummies https://t.co/23q4kXy3tQ
— (@yuuurby) June 1, 2020
Healing
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti pledged the city would “identify $250 million in cuts” to reinvest in jobs, health, education and healing, especially in the city’s black community. https://t.co/upnIB7rZUQ
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) June 4, 2020
Voting 2020
Dan has been a Republican for 45 years: “I can’t imagine voting for Trump because he’s just so basically – fundamentally – different than the person that I am. I can though, imagine voting for Joe.” pic.twitter.com/1dftkwn7XE
— Republican Voters Against Trump (@RVAT2020) June 2, 2020
Reform/Policy
‘Most’ Arrested Protesters Immediately Released Due to NY Bail Reform Law https://t.co/ktGs7739DQ
— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) June 4, 2020
Laws?
What policy changes are necessary to “fix policing?” After getting arrested (and sent to the hospital with a head injury) for filming the police officers who, six months later, murdered Terrence Sterling, I wanted to know too. pic.twitter.com/hYPwhzsFAA
— Eric Foster-Moore (@kindlyplease) June 4, 2020
Looting
Dunno why they bothered. Who in #Portland would even want to loot this place? pic.twitter.com/uvBzPfYzOn
— SPBurke draws OH GOODIE! (@S_P_Burke) June 5, 2020
Equity/Equality
I don’t know the source, but this was a simple yet excellent illustration breaking down the differences between: Inequality, Equality, Equity and Justice. When you know better, you do better… right? pic.twitter.com/KhqnlDYzRe
— Kayla Alexander (@kjalexan40) June 1, 2020
Economic Development
charlotte north carolina puts 20x’s more money towards police than they do housing, 44x’s more towards policing than they do “economic development.” pic.twitter.com/jGffbOvc6g
— josh (@queersocialism) June 3, 2020
George Floyd
Rousing eulogy by Rev Al Sharpton. Poignant. Moving. #RememberingGerogeFloyd
— emmanuel offor (@emmyoffor10) June 4, 2020
Ahmaud Arbrey
Help If You Can – Remembering Ahmaud Arbery – I Run With Maud – https://t.co/1WJXHwDTX2 – #ComeTogether #TakeAction #Caring
— Larry Snyder (@Larry_N_Snyder) June 4, 2020
Breonna Taylor
SAY HER NAME : BREANNA TAYLOR
She was shot 8 times whilst she slept in her bed, by police officers dressed in normal civilian clothing. Her boyfriend shot back to defend himself and his queen and has been charged with attempted murder. WHERE IS THE JUSTICE?! pic.twitter.com/unHspeaL1P— go harder (@enochsantoro) May 28, 2020
Music
This traveling pianist showed up in Minneapolis to spread a message of hope through music at George Floyd’s memorial. Grieving residents came together to listen and play the piano themselves. https://t.co/oxSO9VwR8L pic.twitter.com/4G9UsnE2VJ
— CNN (@CNN) June 5, 2020