For decades, we have been fighting to improve the material conditions of our lives. We have fought against and worked to overcome systemic racism, economic inequality, and mass incarceration. Now, during a global pandemic, the impact of this bias is clearer than ever.
February is Black History Month, but we don’t just look to the past in this month — we look to the future.
We, at Black Lives Matter Global Network, are well aware that there are international actors, groups, and individuals actively working to undermine, interlope, and manipulate the liberation work of Black organizers.
On September 19, the House Judiciary Committee held a historic oversight hearing on our country’s current policing practices. Watch the hearing here and amplify your voice on social media.
It’s time to center what matters and demand change. Watch and share the #WhatMatters2020 video!
Ahead of the third Democratic presidential primary debate on Thursday, September 12, we want to highlight our statement in response to the first debate.
Your murder sparked the conversation and the movement that will end police brutality in this country. We will never stop fighting for you and so many others. Rest in power.
BLM has withdrawn as a co-sponsor of AB 392, The California Act to Save Lives, a bill authored by Assemblymember Shirley Weber (D-San Diego) to address police brutality and violence by updating California’s deadly use-of-force law.
Exhibition Celebrates Collaboration with Black Panther Icon Emory Douglas, an Initiative of BLM Arts+Culture Platform New York, NY – May 2, 2019 – This week, Black Lives Matter Global Network partners with Frieze NY, the art fair that…
In the past 9 days immediately following She’yaa Bin Abraham-Joseph’s detainment by the Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) agency, Black Lives Matter Global Network Co-Founder Patrisse Cullors has led a #Free21Savage consortium of nearly 60 celebrities, top human…