Selena Gomez shut down her website ‘Blackout Tuesday,’ June 2, to protest police violence against the Black community. She called on her fans to ‘come together’ with an ‘open heart and mind.’ See her statement.

Despite showing proof that they’re part of the press, many journalists and reporters covering anti-racism protests around the globe are being targeted by police. They’ve since used their platforms to speak out, and their encounters with police are harrowing.

Joe Biden vowed to work toward ‘healing racial wounds’ amid nationwide protests following George Floyd’s death, rather than calling for violence against protesters like Donald Trump.

As many celebs blacked out their social media in protest of George Floyd’s death, Chris Brown joined in the demonstration, saying his ‘heart’ was with those demanding justice.

Britney Spears joined the group of celebrities supporting the Black Lives Matter movement on Blackout Tuesday, June 2. She told her fans ahead of the protest that #TheShowMustBePaused.

Protestors have taken over L.A. to demand justice after George Floyd’s death, but they’ve all made sure that murals of Kobe and Gianna Bryant throughout the city have not been ruined.

In a new Instagram post, Kendall Jenner acknowledged her ‘white privilege’ and showed her support for the Black Lives Matter movement following the horrific death of George Floyd.

Ryan Guzman’s ‘9-1-1’ co-stars and fans became outraged with him after he admitted that he uses racial slurs ‘all the time’. Especially after he defended his actions.

Cole Sprouse revealed in a new Instagram post that he was arrested along with ‘peaceful protesters’ in Santa Monica on May 31, using his platform to encourage fans to do ‘the right thing’ during this fractured time.

Barack Obama took to social media to share a lengthy powerful message of advice with ‘basic lessons from past efforts’ to ‘bring about change’ for social injustice and many celebrities responded with their full support.