L.A. Pride To Peacefully Assemble In Solidarity With The Black Community

Run the Jewels MC Killer Mike has said that Black communities in the US “are used to politicians failing them.”In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Killer Mike said throughout history, Black communities have been failed by politicians who have failed to protect them.He said: “In terms of the conditions in my community, we’ve been feeling that rage over a lot of presidents. I remember my grandparents talking about Nixon.

Terry Crews has been on the defense lately since making controversial tweets about the Black Lives Matter movement.Terry Crews spoke with the ladies of CBS’ “The Talk” specifically about his eyebrow-raising “black supremacy” tweet and essentially doubled down on what he said.“What I said was, defeating white supremacy without white people could create Black supremacy,” Terry said, adding that “in Black America, we have gatekeepers.”He said it’s those gatekeepers who decide who is Black and who’s

Jordan Peele is showing his support for the black community.

After nearly two weeks of controversy, the Christopher Street West/LA Pride Board of Directors announced they are turning over their proposed June 14 solidarity march to All Black Lives Matter, an advisory board of Black LGBTQI+ activists and community leaders. 

John Boyega is sharing his thanks to supporters after giving a passionate speech ahead of the weekend at a protest in London.

On Wednesday, Drew Bress was under fire for a comment he said in a recent interview with Yahoo Finance. During the interview, he said he would never agree with anyone disrespecting the U.S. flag. He continued to talk about what he feels when the “National Anthem” is played.

Lady Gaga is doing her part to stand alongside the Black Lives Matter movement.

Greater Manchester leaders have pledged to build ‘stronger dialogue’ with local black communities in the wake of the ‘callous murder’ of George Floyd.

LA Mayor Eric Garcetti announced a big change in a press conference on Wednesday (June 3) to residents of the city.

The organizers behind the L.A. Pride Parade and Festival are organizing a protest in solidarity with the black community after the deaths of several unarmed black individuals prompted protests nationwide.

Halsey is explaining something very important about her experience.

Kip Moore is offering his thoughts about racial injustice following the death of George Floyd and the ongoing protests in the United States.

The words of solidarity from artists like Zion (Zion & Lennox), Prince Royce, Pedro Capó, Becky G, Sofía Reyes, Justin Quiles echo the demand for justice after another unarmed black person who was killed at the hands of police officers, while using their platforms to amplify the Black Lives Matter movement. Latin artists are speaking out fol

After initially choosing to hold the event in a virtual form due to the coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic, it turns out that the Tony Awards have been postponed amid the ‘ongoing racism and injustices’ that have been in the forefront of everyone’s minds since the senseless murder of George Floyd.

Making change. As protests continue across the nation to demand justice for the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, brands and companies are speaking out against police brutality and racism in the United States.