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#BlackLivesMatter (Patreon)

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2020-06-02 19:01:53
Imported:
2022-10

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I've been trying to find resources - organizations to donate to, small business to support, articles to read, documentaries to watch, voices to follow - to broaden the way I can educate myself and help. If you've found any impactful/valuable links or people or resources or whathaveyou PLEASE SHARE THEM WITH ME/US!!!! ❤️❤️❤️G

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Anonymous

Just thought of one more thing: the blm website is of course important, but maybe consider creating a linktree and putting it in your social media bios to be able to promote even more links and resources? (And you could also leave your own links in there somewhere at the bottom or separately ;))

Anonymous

Here's a collection of a bunch of resources: blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/

Anonymous

For anyone who doesn’t have money to donate (and it’s also just a great project in general): https://youtu.be/bCgLa25fDHM

Anonymous

In addition to all these wonderful resources there is a dude from Philly named Maj Toure who travels the country teaching urban communities about gun safety and gun rights, conflict resolution and deescalation techniques. A big part of our problem is our reliance on cops to "save us" he helps people rely on the police less which is incredibly important when the police can't be trusted to handle even basic interactions properly. Maj absolutely will not be everyone's cup of tea here but I do think his rare perspective is very valuable and the work he is doing is going to save lives. He takes donations because the classes he runs are free to attend.

Anonymous

Yo, me again. This is a longish read, but it really illustrates how the roots of American policing are in slave economics. It’s a two parter - the first part covers the history of policing in America which is fascinating for all the wrong reasons, and the second examines the way the Supreme Court and the Presidency has reignited and upheld white supremacy across the country. Medium says it’s a 19 min read, but it took me more than 25, but it’s a fascinating contextual insight into American policing and racial tensions. Slavery and the Origins of the American Police State: From the beginning, some Americans have been able to move more freely than others. https://gen.medium.com/slavery-and-the-origins-of-the-american-police-state-ec318f5ff05b

Anonymous
>>38005937

This is very very good information. I knew a lot of this already but this is nearly a one stop shop that could help people understand how we got here and how pervasive the problem is. Thank you!

Anonymous

https://open.spotify.com/show/6RNwASBcNjuK4tuqdaXzBn?si=XUbOM524T8Wgdo9PLtqrJw Podcast 'About Race with Remi Eddo-Lodge' from the author of Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race

Anonymous

This is happening tonight: https://www.facebook.com/events/257040402211145/ Other places: https://www.detroitjustice.org/ https://policingequity.org/ https://www.blackgirlscode.com/ https://www.higherheightsforamerica.org/

Anonymous

Oh. Also just listened to a great My Favorite Murder that breaks down the Tulsa Massacre: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1AXmeqIT2WE5AOYYBOMfUS?si=vKYNq3_YQgi1rHh246l4xA

Anonymous

If there are any lawyers, law students, or paralegals in here, reach out to your local National Lawyer's Guild Chapter to get hooked up with remote and OTG volunteer opportunities. If you're smart enough to not be a lawyer (joke's on me), please consider donating to criminal bond funds and/or immigration funds. Immigrants (undocumented and otherwise) will often have to pay both, and immigration bond is often 10-100x higher than criminal bond.

Anonymous

https://instagram.com/didi_godwin?igshid=bxpvahvea4gm email for Breonna Taylor ... https://instagram.com/maasaipg?igshid=pux4dnu6piu4 email for George Floyd ... takes 30 seconds.

Anonymous (edited)

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2023-02-03 02:47:23 If you want to help in the twin cities- the people affected by the needless vandalism have often lost everything. These are reputable organizations that are pulling together emergency resources and more. Forgive the long post! Central Neighborhood Development Organization (CANDO) is accepting donation drop-offs at 3715 Chicago Ave. For more information, please call 612-824-1333. Hunger Solutions has a map showing food shelf locations and hours across all of Minneapolis. Loaves &amp; Fishes: This organization serves free, healthy meals to Minnesotans in need. Several locations are offering meals to the community. Click here to find a location near you. Minneapolis Public Schools: 3435 36th Avenue South, Minneapolis. Daily food box pick-up will start at Longfellow Park Monday, June 1. Free weekly food boxes will be available for pick-up at this site Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. until further notice. Click here for more information. Pimento Jamaican Kitchen: 2524 Nicollet Ave S. The business is accepting donations for those on the front lines. All are asked to bring food, masks, medical supplies, and toiletries before curfew. The Coven: 30 N 1st Street, Minneapolis. Volunteers needed to drop off supplies along with the following donations: baby wipes, diapers of all sizes, baby formula, soap, culturally appropriate shampoo &amp; conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, laundry soap, and non-perishable food. People &amp; Pets Together: 3745 Bloomington Ave, Minneapolis. They are looking for donations to help families in south Minneapolis feed and care for their pets. People looking to donate pet food or cat litter can use the drop-box in the parking lot behind the People &amp; Pets Together pet food shelf. If you are looking for more resources to find food for your family, you can contact the MN Food Helpline at 1-888-711-1151.
2020-06-04 18:14:00 If you want to help in the twin cities- the people affected by the needless vandalism have often lost everything. These are reputable organizations that are pulling together emergency resources and more. Forgive the long post! Central Neighborhood Development Organization (CANDO) is accepting donation drop-offs at 3715 Chicago Ave. For more information, please call 612-824-1333. Hunger Solutions has a map showing food shelf locations and hours across all of Minneapolis. Loaves & Fishes: This organization serves free, healthy meals to Minnesotans in need. Several locations are offering meals to the community. Click here to find a location near you. Minneapolis Public Schools: 3435 36th Avenue South, Minneapolis. Daily food box pick-up will start at Longfellow Park Monday, June 1. Free weekly food boxes will be available for pick-up at this site Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. until further notice. Click here for more information. Pimento Jamaican Kitchen: 2524 Nicollet Ave S. The business is accepting donations for those on the front lines. All are asked to bring food, masks, medical supplies, and toiletries before curfew. The Coven: 30 N 1st Street, Minneapolis. Volunteers needed to drop off supplies along with the following donations: baby wipes, diapers of all sizes, baby formula, soap, culturally appropriate shampoo & conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, laundry soap, and non-perishable food. People & Pets Together: 3745 Bloomington Ave, Minneapolis. They are looking for donations to help families in south Minneapolis feed and care for their pets. People looking to donate pet food or cat litter can use the drop-box in the parking lot behind the People & Pets Together pet food shelf. If you are looking for more resources to find food for your family, you can contact the MN Food Helpline at 1-888-711-1151.

If you want to help in the twin cities- the people affected by the needless vandalism have often lost everything. These are reputable organizations that are pulling together emergency resources and more. Forgive the long post! Central Neighborhood Development Organization (CANDO) is accepting donation drop-offs at 3715 Chicago Ave. For more information, please call 612-824-1333. Hunger Solutions has a map showing food shelf locations and hours across all of Minneapolis. Loaves & Fishes: This organization serves free, healthy meals to Minnesotans in need. Several locations are offering meals to the community. Click here to find a location near you. Minneapolis Public Schools: 3435 36th Avenue South, Minneapolis. Daily food box pick-up will start at Longfellow Park Monday, June 1. Free weekly food boxes will be available for pick-up at this site Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. until further notice. Click here for more information. Pimento Jamaican Kitchen: 2524 Nicollet Ave S. The business is accepting donations for those on the front lines. All are asked to bring food, masks, medical supplies, and toiletries before curfew. The Coven: 30 N 1st Street, Minneapolis. Volunteers needed to drop off supplies along with the following donations: baby wipes, diapers of all sizes, baby formula, soap, culturally appropriate shampoo & conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, laundry soap, and non-perishable food. People & Pets Together: 3745 Bloomington Ave, Minneapolis. They are looking for donations to help families in south Minneapolis feed and care for their pets. People looking to donate pet food or cat litter can use the drop-box in the parking lot behind the People & Pets Together pet food shelf. If you are looking for more resources to find food for your family, you can contact the MN Food Helpline at 1-888-711-1151.

Anonymous

I have a close friend on the board of All Peoples Community Center in South LA She says right now they are focusing on their: food bank, summer programs for kids of essential workers, domestic violence support, immigration legal advice, and supporting full time social workers who help people get the aid they are owed. https://allpeoplescc.org/ Peoples City Council Freedom Fund: LA Legal support, bail, fines, and court fees for arrested protesters, Medical bills and transportation for injured protesters, Medical supplies and PPE for Community Medics, Direct monetary support to Black Lives Matter Los Angeles, Supplies and support for protesters and organizers (megaphones, pamphlets, PPE, etc.), Direct monetary support to National Lawyers Guild and other groups assisting protesters with legal support https://gf.me/u/x5k84b Black Visions Collective “a Black-led, Queer and Trans centering organization whose mission is to organize powerful, connected Black communities and dismantle systems of violence…through building strategic campaigns, investing in Black leadership, and engaging in cultural and narrative organizing.” https://www.blackvisionsmn.org/