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The Sorry Not Sorry hitmaker Demi Lovato is taking a stand against racial injustice remembering the lives of those which were lost due to white supremacy.
On June 2, 2020, Lovato took to her Instagram to share a collage of African American citizens who were killed, though unarmed, for no reason at all. The picture that shows 24 photos of those who died were first posted on Nyakio Beauty’s founder Nyakio Greico’s Instagram and was reposted by Demi.
The 27 years old asks for a challenge, a challenge to repost the collage so the Instagram feeds are filled with those who received injustice.
HOW ABOUT THIS CHALLENGE??? HOW MANY WILL REPOST SO THE FEED IS FILLED!!! Unarmed. Killed. #BLACKLIVESMATTER
Demi Lovato asks of a challenge!
Well, Lovato then went on to talk about the people that lost their lives.
Well, this list is just a fraction of those who were killed for nothing. In recent months, two new names have been added to this list, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd.
Demi Lovato took to her Instagram to share a photo of Ahmaud Arbery and wrote that she couldn’t sleep because his killers weren’t arrested. Here’s the post!
Similarly, on the same day, she posted another series of photos that spoke about injustice. Check out the post here!
The same month, on May 27, 2020, Lovato had to post about such injustice again; George Floyd had died. The singer wrote a furious caption to call out everyone to do their part in changing the community that we all live in.
This is not okay. And it will not stop until everyone does their part. Especially white people. I said it recently, and I’ll say it again, do not let your discomfort surrounding social issues prevent you from speaking up for those IN DANGER. And reality is, until this STOPS COMPLETELY – THE BLACK COMMUNITY WILL CONTINUE TO LIVE IN DANGER. DO YOUR PART. THIS INVOLVES YOU TOO.
Demi Lovato calling out everyone to do their part!
Demi gets emotional during the ending section of the post and hopes George Floyd rests in peace because “it isn’t fair so many didn’t do their part to ensure you lived in peace.”
The partner of Max Ehrich again posted on her Instagram a picture of a pyramid showing White Supremacy. She wrote,
This is what racism looks like. Education will be the light that darkens ignorance in these terrifying times. If you are not standing up for the black community – you are a part of the problem. Please do not stop speaking up until all of this stops. #blacklivesmatter
Demi Lovato on Black Lives Matter!
The pyramid was taken from The Conscious Kid‘s Instagram page!
Three days later, Demi shared a series of photos to show how we all can help, using our voice to stand up against injustice, taking time to educate about racism, signing petitions for racial justice, and donating as much as we can.
Color of Change started a petition to demand the officers who killed George Floyd be charged with murder. Similarly, The Bail Project began a campaign to provide bail assistance to protestors who can’t afford bail.
Lovato also shared a photo showing six funds where every one can donate to help the case.
In like manner, on June 2, Demi posted a photo calling out non-black queer people to stand for black queer and non-queer family who are fighting for justice. She also posted a series of photos to show Black Lives Matter, and Enough is Enough.
Well, this just goes to show you how much invested Demi is in trying to help out those in need, taking a stand for justice.
All we need is everyone’s support, white or black, queer or non-queer, to put a stop to racial injustice once and for all! Let’s all join hands in this time of crisis.
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