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In the latest episode of ‘Red Table Talk,’ Jada Pinkett Smith spoke to Lauren London about her sons’ relationship with law enforcement. Of all the things she’s taught her sons, Lauren revealed that she is ‘protecting them.’
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John Boyega took a stand at a London Justice for Black Lives rally, becoming emotional as he reminded protesters that ‘Black lives have always mattered.’
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Amber Riley is at the forefront of protests calling for justice in the death of George Floyd and other black citizens who’ve died at the hand of police. Watch the actress lead a powerful group of protesters while singing Beyonce’s ‘Freedom’ through a megaphone.
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As millions continue to demand justice George Floyd, Tony McDade, and other black citizens killed at the hands of police, Travis Barker, Machine Gun Kelly, and Cara Delevingne hit the streets in LA to join the latest protests.
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Keke Palmer, Madison Beer, Paris Jackson and many more stars have taken to the streets to protest for justice after the tragic death of George Floyd, and they’ve posted moving photos and videos of their experiences.
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It might be time for Tiffany Trump to disable comments. After Donald Trump’s daughter demanded justice for George Floyd’s death, she got dragged by fans on BOTH sides of the political aisle.
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As the protests across the country continue following George Floyd’s unjust death, some stars, like Cole Sprouse, have proved that they’re truly dedicated to the cause by getting arrested alongside their fellow demonstrators.
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Harry Styles stood in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement during protests in Los Angeles on June 2. The singer and some friends were spotted holding signs that read ‘Black Lives Matter.’
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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.
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Ashton Kutcher posted an emotional video of him explaining why people who say ‘All Lives Matter’ are ‘missing the point’.
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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.
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George Floyd’s daughter Gianna has realized that her dad’s death after being restrained by a Minneapolis P.D. officer has ‘changed the world,’ through the massive outcry of nationwide protests.
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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.
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Darren Criss and Mia Swier took to the streets of Hollywood to call attention to an often underrepresented group in the LGBTQ community: black transgender people.
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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.
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For the first time since George Floyd’s horrifying death, his ex and their now fatherless child emerged for a public appearance. Roxie, in addition to NBA star Stephen Jackson, reflected on how George always ‘provided’ for his family.
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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.
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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.
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Evan Peters issued a public apology after he ‘unknowingly’ retweeted a video condoning violence against protestors on June 2. Read his full statement.
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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.
