All general resources will appear here! Everything from petitions; donations to bails, organizations, and individuals; guides; education; and more can all be found through the links here.

If you don't know where to start, I suggest starting with the top link. It is very comprehensive. If you prefer something more visually pleasing, I suggest starting with "BlackLivesMatter.carrd".

If you are looking to take immediate action, here is a list of things where you can take action right now!

If you plan to send an email, do NOT use a template. Emails sent from templates that have been widely shared can be filtered out as spam. It's better to write your own email.

You are responsible for educating yourself on racism. However, it's also important to educate others like your family and friends.

If you are looking to donate, then you are in the right place. If you don't have have funds to donate, there are still ways to help raise money!

If you are watching videos on YouTube, make sure to turn adblockers off and have different videos (~5) playing one after another to avoid being counted as spam.

TW: some of the links here contain graphic violence, blood, etc. I will denote these kinds of links with an asterisk (*).

It's important to never forget the vast amount of evidence showing police brutality is real. I save all of the ones I find here. View at your own discretion.

I've also added a link to non-police, but still violent and racist people.

I've compiled a collection of sources about how to protest smart and safe. There's also links for first aid and treatment.

I've seen a sharp rise in posts that recognize the success of African Americans in art, business, music, film, food, and so much more. Therefore, I've put all of those shoutouts onto this page!

This is just a bunch of stuff that didn't quite fit anywhere else, but are still important to keep note of.