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After countless murders by bloodthirsty cops emboldened by a deeply racist system, a slew of white celebs have (finally) started using their massive platforms (and even hit the streets) to support the Black Lives Matter movement that continues to evolve into a globally-supported call to action.
With mountains of cash and influence, they’ve pledged to fight for change, informed millions of people about racial injustice and nudged their famous friends to join the movement at a time when we need their resources the most.
And no, we’re not giving them a pass for just now waking up to something that’s been happening for years but it’s nice to see white celebs who thrive off support from the Black community actually stand in solidarity with the movement.
Hit the flip for a collection of famous white people standing in solidarity with the BLM movement.
Seth Rogen
“If this is a remotely controversial statement to you, feel free to unfollow me”
Ellen
“#BlackLivesMatter
Sign a petition. Make a donation. Get informed. Make a phone call. Do it all from the link in my bio”
Madison Beer
“I will always stand with you and fight with you. your voice matters. you will not be silenced. #blacklivesmatter today, tomorrow & forever”
Lady Gaga
“The voices of the Black community have been silent for too long and that silence has proven deadly time and time again
https://instagram.com/p/CAt3wYIJcXa/
Halsey
“Say his name. Share this information. If you have friends and family who are privileged enough to “stay away from this kind of news” then take that fucking privilege away. Uplift the voices of black members of your community voicing their fear or outrage or grief”
Gregg Popovich
He. Hit. The. Nail. On. The. Head
Carson Wentz
“All I know is that the institutional racism in this country breaks my heart and needs to stop. Can’t even fathom what the Black community has to endure on a daily basis”
Ben Affleck & Ana de Armas
“Ana de Armas & Ben Affleck attend a protest for the #BlackLivesMatter movement in Los Angeles”
Neal Brennan
“You Want To Help Black People? An Idea That’s better Than Social Media. (Also, black square!)”
