Join in the mobilization being led by the Movement for Black Lives
online and in communities across the nation!
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Dear Friend,
No mother should ever have to fear the death of a loved one at the hands
of those charged with the duty to protect and serve.
Ever.
*Join in the mobilization being led by the Movement for Black Lives online
and in communities by clicking here: [ [link removed] ][link removed]
In just the last few weeks, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Rayshard Brooks
– and a list of others too long to fit on this page – were killed by law
enforcement. They were fathers, daughters, sons, sisters, brothers, and
had people who loved them. Police brutality is part of the deadly systemic
racism that is woven throughout our entire criminal justice system, our
healthcare system, our education system, our pay structures, and our
nation’s history as well as its present. This must end.
[ [link removed] ]The Movement for Black Lives is calling for mobilization (including
virtually!!) to demand justice this Juneteenth weekend, Friday through
Sunday, June 19 - 21. MomsRising is answering that call to mobilize,
standing in solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives, and inviting you
to be a part of the Movement for Black Lives Juneteenth actions by
participating digitally from your home or out in your community.
[ [link removed] ]*Can you join in an action to mobilize on Friday and/or through this
coming weekend? There are many ways for you to join in this mobilization:
via Zoom, FaceBook Live, on the ground, via text, phone bank and more!
→ Click here to go to the Movement for Black Lives map to see the online
and community options near you: [ [link removed] ][link removed]
Millions of us are rising and have taken to the streets, and others are
speaking out online, to demand justice, to advance defunding policing and
investing in communities, and to dismantle the systemic racism which
permeates our nation’s criminal justice system and our country.
[ [link removed] ]*Interested in joining the Juneteenth mobilization on Friday and/or
through this coming weekend? There are many ways for you to join in this
mobilization: via Zoom, FaceBook Live, on the ground, via text, phone bank
and more! *Click here to go to the Movement for Black Lives map to see the
options near you and online: [ [link removed] ][link removed]
→ Another important and powerful way to support the Movement for Black
Lives and be part of the Juneteenth weekend actions is to donate. Every
dollar has an impact.
* Here’s a secure link to donate directly to the Movement for Black
Lives, founded in 2014, and includes over 100 Black-led organizations:
[ [link removed] ][link removed]
* And here’s a secure link to donate directly to Black Lives Matter DC,
where one of the largest Juneteenth events is being planned:
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*Do you have a quick moment to share info to help amplify this moment?
Please also take a moment to share the Movement for Black Lives Juneteenth
events map link on Facebook and Twitter, and to forward this email to 3
(or more!) friends as well. The more of us who rise, the faster we’ll be
able to help make long-needed change happen. Here’s that link again so you
can copy and paste it to share: [ [link removed] ][link removed]
And here’s some sample social media so you can help spread the word:
We are answering the call of @Mvmnt4BlkLives to mobilize, stand in
solidarity and participate in Juneteenth activities digitally and out in
my community. Join us? [link removed]
Or, [ [link removed] ]retweet The Movement For Black Lives here.
This is a heavy, historic time in our nation. Together we are a powerful
force as we work to end police brutality including by divesting from
policing and investing in communities, stop systemic racism, and ensure
everyone in our nation has a chance to thrive.
- Amber, Anita, Aryan, Beatriz, Beth, Casey, Christina, Diarra, Diana,
Donna , dream , Elyssa, Felicia, Gloria, Jessica, Joan, Joy, Julia, Karen,
Keisha, Kelle, Kristin, Linda, Maggie, Monifa, Nadia, Nancy, Nate, Nina,
Rocío, Rosie, Ruby, Ruth, Sara, Shanette, Sheila, Sili, Sue Anne, Tasmiha,
Taylor, Tina, Tola, Xochitl
[1] "[ [link removed] ]So You Want to Learn About Juneteenth?" New York Times, June 16,
2020
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