Black Lives Matter- 100+ Things You Can Do-2021- Checklist

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4		Action	Med	Deliver supplies to protestors.
5		Action	Med	Take a picture in front of a police station, court house, or detention center with a sign demanding your right to protest. Share it to social media using the hashtag #blacklivesmatter
6		Action	Low-Med	Ways to Help by Black Lives Matter
7		Action	Low-High	The Movement for Black Lives
8		Action	Low	75 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice by Corinne Shutack for Medium
9		Call	Low	Call 202-224-3121 to tell your Members of Congress to support Rep. Ayanna Pressley's resolution to condemn all acts of brutality, racial profiling, and the use of excessive force by officers
10		Listen	Low	1619 by The New York Times
11		Read	Low	Why White Silence is Deafening - and Deadly by Sirry Alang for Salon
12		Read	Low	Who Gets to Be Afraid in America by Dr. Ibram X Kendi for the Atlantic
13		Read	Low	White Priviledge: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack Peggy McIntoh
14		Action	Low	Create a people’s budget that illustrates how money can be shifted from policing to our people.
15		Action	Low	Get creative! Tell the stories of protestors through music, art, writing.
16		Action	Low	Tweet at presidents of institutions, schools, and universities.
17		Action	Low	Tweet/ social media storm your city council, supervisors, alderman to cut police budgets.
18		Action	Low	Justice for George Floyd
19		Action	Low	Views for a Vision
20		Action	Low	Tweet at Trump demanding an end to his criminalizing and threatening language of protestors.
21		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business- Jungalow
22		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business- Linoto
23		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business- Bole Road Textiles
24		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business- Harlem Candle Company
25		Fund	Low	Donate to the Black Visions Collective
26		Fund	Low	The Bail Project
27		Fund	Low	National Bail Fund Network
28		Fund	Low	Black Lives Matter
29		Fund	Low	The Movement for Black Lives
30		Fund	Low	Reclaim the Block
31		Fund	Low	Say Her Name
32		Fund	Low	Justice for David McAtee
33		Fund	Low	Equal Justice Initiative
34		Fund	Low	Human Rights Watch
35		Fund	Low	Homeboy Industries
36		Fund	Low	Dolores Heurta Foundation
37		Fund	Low	Black Visions Collective
38		Learn	Low	Implicit Bias
39		Learn	Low	What to Do Wnen You Are Exposed to Tear Gas
40		Learn	Low	COVID 10 Risk and Public Protests
41		Learn	Low	Learn or tell a story about protest that has changed the conditions for Black people.
42		Learn	Low	Where local bail and legal help is located
43		Listen	Low	Code Switch by NPR
44		Read	Low	What to wear and not wear to a protest
45		Read	Low	So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo
46		Read	Low	They Can’t Kill Us All by Wesley Lowery
47		Read	Low	Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge
48		Read	Low	Beloved by Toni Morrison
49		Read	Low	Between The World And Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates
50		Read	Low	Your Silence Will Not Protect You by Audre Lorde
51		Sign	Low	Plan for Justice
53		Watch	Low	When They See Us
54		Watch	Low	13th
55		Watch	Low	If Beale Street Could Talk
56		Watch	Low	Just Mercy
57		Watch	Low	Fruitvale Station
58		Watch	Low	Mississippi Masala
59		Watch	Low	Malcom X
60		Watch	Low	12 Years A Slave
61		Watch	Low	I Am Not Your Negro
62		Watch	Low	Selma
63		Watch	Low	The Hate U Give
64		Watch	Low	Get Out
65		Action	High	Create art installations at institutions with ties to police. Remember to say their names. Check out these resources from the Center for Artistic Activism
66		Action	High	Safely organize actions outside of the homes of people who manage police contracts. Remember not to trespass.
67		Action	High	Make lawn signs in support of protestors and put them in front of police stations. Check out these cheap and easy ideas for making your lawn signs.
68		Action	High	Engage in civil disobedience.
69		Read	Low	10 Habits of Someone Who Doesn't Know They're Anti-Black
70		Read	Low	Why You Should Stop Saying "All Lives Matter" Explained in Nine Different Ways
71		Watch	Low	Systemic Racism Explained
72		Read	Low	White Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo
73		Read	Low	Straight White Male: The Lowest Difficulty Setting There Is
74		Read	Low	Explaining White Privilege To A Broke White Person
75		Read	Low	Racial Justice Resources for Educators
76		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business: Brother Vellies
77		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business: Sincerely, Tommy
78		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business: Christopher John Rogers
79		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business: Cushnie
80		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business: The Folklore
81		Buy	Low	Black Owned Business: Pyer Moss
82		Action	Low	Join WPC- Got Privilege? Facebook Group
83		Action	Low	Attend The White Privilege Conference
84		Watch	Low	Higher Learning
85		Read	Low	10 Expert Tips For Thoughtfully Talking About Racism With Family Or Friends
86		Read	Low	44 Mental Health Resources for Black People Trying to Survive in This Country
87		Read	Low	The emotional impact of watching white people wake up to racism in real-time
88		Read	Low	The Psychology of Racism
89		Read	Low	3 Questions White Students Should Ask Themselves Before Checking In On Black Classmates
90		Read	Low	A Reading List For Learning About Anti-Black Racism and Food
91		Read	Low	My Wife Is Black. My Son Is Biracial. But White Supremacy Lives Inside Me
92		Read	Low	How Narcissism & Racism Are Connected, According To Research
93		Action	Low	Participate in Phonebank for Justice
94		Action	Med	Work towards getting racists monuments removed from your town Is There a Racist Monument In Your Town? Check This Map to Find Out
95		Read	Low	6 Things White Kids Say About Race That Parents Should Call Out Now
96		Read	Low	Grandparents, Kin and Play Cousins: The Soul and Survival of Black Families
97		Read	Low	The Black Designers Who Shaped Fashion History
98		Read	Low	What People Who Live in Mostly White Towns Need to Know About History
99		Buy	Low	52 Black-Owned Fashion Businesses To Support
100		Buy	Low	The Black-Owned Bookstores You Should Be Supporting Right Now
101		Watch	Low	I am Not Your Negro