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#BLM Petitions

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FAQ

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Can I link this on my Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Website, etc?

Yes, you absolutely can!

Who are you?

My name is Nico and I am 18 years old and still in school!

Can I make a carrd inspired by this one?

I did not come up with the idea of compiling resources on BLM at all but please be respectful with how you frame it. These are important issues and the discussion of black lives being lost.

Can I pay you for the work you're doing?

Thank you for the offer but kindly no! There are much better places your money can be going like to anything from the donate page! I am financially stable and my mom is working through covid so I am fine!

Is this carrd updated?

I've been updating it for the past year as often as I can! There was some misunderstanding because I had it noted as last updated in March meaning March of 2021 but people mistook it as unupdated since March 2020! However, running this carrd can be very mentally taxing considering the subject matter so I do take many breaks. Please refer to the date on the bottom of the first page to see when the last update was and consider many other compilation sources meanwhile!

Text Or Call

-Daunte Wright was shot near Brooklyn Center by officer Kim Potters on April 11th, 2021. He was a loving father only regarded positively by his peers, and his death is being excused as a mistake.

-You can use the resources below to demand every cop involved in the murder of George Floyd be charged without bail.

-Text "JUSTICE" To 668366

"JUSTICE" to 668366

-Text "FLOYD" To 55156

"FLOYD" to 55156

-Get in contact with the District Attorney and Minneapolis Mayor. Leave a message for them DEMANDING that 4 officers including Derek Chauvin (Badge #1087) and Tou Thao (Badge #7162) be charged without bail for the Murder of George Floyd. (Info Below)

Minneapolis Mayor's Office, Jacob Frey. (612) 348-5550 or email:
(612) 673-2100
Minneapolis District Attorney, Mike Freeman.

Minneapolis PD E-Mails: [email protected]

[email protected]
[email protected] Internal Affairs Number:
[email protected] 612-673-3074
Four Officers, Including Officers Derek Chauvin (Badge #1087) and Tou Thao (Badge #7162)

-Breonna Taylor was murdered in her house by police who raided the wrong house and was shot 8 times while she was sleeping. Call or E-mail the Louisville Mayor's office and demand that the officers involved be charged! (Info Below)

-Text "ENOUGH" To 55156

"ENOUGH" to 55156

-Julius Jones is on death row in Oklahoma despite compelling evidence that he was wrongfully convicted and that racial bias infected his case. Just fill out this template that will send an e-letter to the Pardon & Parole Board. (Info Below)

-Johns Hopkins University is trying to put a Private police force throughout the city of Baltimore. The city is 62% black, students have created a letter campaign to call them to cancel their plans. You can send a pre-written letter below!

-Template for U.S. residents to inquire into how the police are trained in your city! Has info for texas but pls research who your city rep is!

-E-mail templates to reform and defund the police!

-E-mail Protest for Victims of Police Violence!

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Mental Health Resources for the Black Community

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Mental Health Resources for the Black Community

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gXylbxm4fU9mnXK9CNtF0m9n9yGikIZ-sdrpMwX2sVk/edit

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When is Pride Month 2022?

As a sub-holiday during Pride Month, Pride Day is celebrated on June 28. The day marks the date in history when the first pride march was held in New York City in 1970. However, different communities celebrate Pride Day on different days throughout June.

History of Pride Month

On a hot summer's night in New York on June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay club in Greenwich Village, which resulted in bar patrons, staff, and neighborhood residents rioting onto Christopher Street outside. Among the many leaders of the riots was a black, trans, bisexual woman, Marsha P. Johnson, leading the movement to continue over six days with protests and clashes. The message was clear - protestors demanded the establishment of places where LGBT+ people could go and be open about their sexual orientation without fear of arrest.

Pride Month is largely credited as being started by bisexual activist Brenda Howard. Known as 'The Mother of Pride,' Brenda organized Gay Pride Week and the Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade a year after the Stonewall Riots. This eventually morphed into what we now know as the New York City Pride March and was the catalyst for the formation of similar parades and marches across the world.

Speaking of the rainbow flag, it was actually gay politician Harvey Milk who asked a talented designer friend, Gilbert Baker, to design an all-encompassing symbol to take to San Francisco's Pride March in 1978. Sadly, Harvey Milk was assassinated along with Mayor George Moscone on November 23, 1978, in San Francisco City Hall by Dan White, a disgruntled former supervisor who was angry at Milk for lobbying against having him reappointed on the Board of Supervisors.

Bill Clinton was the first U.S. President to officially recognize Pride Month in 1999 and 2000. Then, from 2009 to 2016, Barack Obama declared June LGBT Pride Month. In May 2019, Donald Trump recognized Pride Month with a tweet announcing that his administration had launched a global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality, although critics have noted that actions speak louder than words.

The New York Pride Parade is one of the largest and most well-known parades to take place, with over 2 million people estimated to have taken part in 2019.

Pride Month is for everyone to embrace who they are and let the world know - in style! The rainbow aptly signifies the colorful activities and flavors of this month-long celebration. These include massive rallies, pride parades, parties, workshops, concerts, and countless more LGBTQ+ events to attract participants from all over. The Pride community takes huge pride in their movement, going all out for the festivities with elaborate costumes, makeup, and, of course, glitter - so that they sparkle for the whole world to see!

Commemorations and memorials are also held for members of the community who have lost their lives to hate crimes and HIV/AIDS. Campaigns and rallies aim to promote and preserve the history and well-being of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community.

52% - the percentage of LGBTQ people who've experienced depression recently.

1 in 8 - the number of LGBTQ people who have experienced unequal treatment from healthcare staff.

46% - the percentage of lesbian, gay, and bisexual people who are open about their sexual orientation with their family.

4.1% - the estimated percentage of women who identify as LGBT.

350,000 - the number of people in the LGBTQ community that are transgender women.

1 in 5 - the number of LGBTQ women living in poverty.

43% - the percentage of LGBTQ employees who haven't revealed their orientation at work.

50% - the percentage of LGBTQ workers who recently got federal protection from discrimination.

10% - the amount of time LGBT workers spend hiding their identities.

<$12,000 - the annual income earned by 22% of LGBTQ people.

Pride Month FAQs

What day is Pride Day 2021?

Pride Day is celebrated on June 28 every year, falling during Pride Month.

What is Canada's Pride Day?

Pride Toronto is an annual event held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in June each year.

Is Pride Month celebrated in India?

The LGBTQ+ culture is thriving in India and, despite the conservative atmosphere, Indians participate in Pride Day parades and celebrations during Pride Month.

Why We Love Pride Month

It shines a light on LGBTQ+ issues

The emphasis may be on fun, but it's also the perfect time to think about and discuss issues related to the gay rights movement, especially as it gets more attention from the media during this time - from gay marriage and adoption to transgender rights. Although huge strides have been made for equality over recent years, we all still have a long way to go. Pride Month is a great opportunity to learn about the fight for what's right, and to pitch in as well!

Businesses can participate to spread awareness around global LGBTQ+ issues with the help of our Influencer Marketing Agency.

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This is a website dedicated to the #sanvers ship from SuperGirl (Alex Danvers and Maggie Sawyer) and how it helped people come out. The power and influence of these characters in our lives! I love this website.

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A place to celebrate Maggie Sawyer, Sanvers and the impact they continue to have on the lives of thousands.