ACTION STEPS FOR ASIANS TO SHOW UP FOR BLACK LIVES
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Call, Text, and Email
Text “FLOYD” to 55156, “JUSTICE” to 668366, “ENOUGH” to 55156
Contact Outline and Information: Justice for George Floyd
Raise Awareness on Social Media
Do not share Black Trauma
Do not share videos or pictures of him being killed
Instead share images or art created for the movement or informational posts
Sign Petitions
ColorofChange.org: #JusticeForFloyd or text "FLOYD" to 55156
Demand the officers who killed George Floyd are charged with murder
Movement for Black Lives (M4BL)
Seeks to reach millions, mobilize hundreds of thousands, and organize tens of thousands, so that Black political power is a force able to influence national and local agendas.
Donate
Support/Donations toward families directly affected
*No longer taking donations
Helps "win landmark legal battles, protect voters across the nation, and advance the cause of racial justice, equality, and an inclusive society."
Helps pay for jail bonds for protestors in Minnesota who cannot afford it
“The financial needs for protester bails has almost certainly been met. Starting June 5, donations may be used to expand legal support for those arrested or incarcerated protesting the murder of George Floyd, and our core values and mission. Further donations will help pay cash bail and immigration bonds for those who cannot afford to do so, and advance our efforts to end the unjust practice of cash bail in Minnesota.” - Minnesota Freedom Fund
A black, trans, and queer-led social justice organization and legal fund based in Minnesota that is dedicated towards justice and black liberation)
Invests in community-led safety initiatives in Minneapolis
Northstar Health Collective (medics)
Supports street medics, radical health organizers, and community health trainers
Helps locate bail funds for your own community
Seeks to put an end to police brutality.
National Police Accountability Project
Dedicated to holding law enforcement/police accountable.
Specifically for Boston and the state of Massachusetts
Educate Yourself
How Asians can support the Black community
Black and Asian Solidarity in NYC: What We've Learned (05/26/2020 Live panel streamed by BUFU)
Black and Asian-American Feminist Solidarities: A Reading List
Letters for Black Lives (How to talk to your family about Black Lives Matter in different languages)
6 Ways Asian Americans Can Tackle Anti-Black Racism in Their Families by Kim Tran, Everyday Feminism
NYU Gallatin course syllabus: "Black Power, Yellow Peril: Towards a Politics of Afro-Asian Solidarity"
A Letter from a Yale student to the Chinese American Community
General Allyship Resources
Additional Resources
Protest guide: Really good guide on what to bring, what not to bring, and what your organizing rights are Amnesty USA
*What they didn’t mention: TURN CELLULAR DATA OFF
Additional mass list of action steps: Action Steps
List of resources for non-Black Asians on Anti-Blackness: Resources for non-Black Asians on Anti-Blackness
List of resources for how non-Black people can support the Black community: Anti-racism Resources
List of resources by UMD AASU: AASU - List of Resources