Logan Paul is receiving major praise for his speech condemning racism, as well as his support for Black Lives Matter after he protested with girlfriend, Josie Canseco, on June 2.

Jay-Z is among a group of community leaders who are using the moving words of Martin Luther King Jr. in a powerful full-page newspaper ad. It pays tribute to George Floyd and others who have died due to police violence.

As many protesters call for police reform (or less officers in general), Erika Jayne insisted that her son was ‘brought up NOT to be racist.’

On June 2, George Floyd’s family was joined by hundreds of protesters in Houston, as they walked peacefully in the wake of George’s death on May 25 and the ongoing protests against police brutality and racial injustice.

Keke Palmer is a positive force for change. The actress was part of a George Floyd protest in Hollywood and convinced members of the National Guard to take a knee with her in unity.

Former President George W. Bush urged Americans to ‘see through the eyes of the threatened and oppressed,’ in support of those protesting George Floyd’s death.

Demi Lovato is literally begging President Donald Trump to be the thoughtful leader America desperately needs during the ongoing social unrest and police brutality protests across the U.S.

LL Cool J unleashed a compelling rap video addressing the death of George Floyd, the week of protests that followed, and alleged police brutality against the black community.

Jamie Foxx used his voice and his platform to offer some semblance of hope and solidarity with his fellow protesters in San Francisco on June 1. The actor took to the podium during a rally and belted gorgeous, unifying lyrics.

Halsey is asking fans to think twice before approaching her for selfies while protesting for racial justice. The singer posted a tweet saying ‘don’t even ask me,’ making her message loud and clear.