We are constantly seeking more and more opportunities to educate ourselves and continue the conversations around racial injustices. If you’re interested in learning from and supporting educators and activist we compiled a list of 10 individuals on social media who have incredible voices. Starting with our very own founder of Black Men United Nevin Perkins […]
10 Black-Owned Restaurants in NYC To Check Out
Now as much as ever it’s important to support local Black-owned businesses in any way you can. A great way to actively fight inequality and support the Black Lives Matter movement, you’ll also get some absolutely fantastic meals by ordering from these NYC restaurants- it’s a win-win! Cheeky Sandwiches 35 Orchard St, New York, NY […]
JC Locals: Imani
Back in June, a few days after protests for the BLM movement had begun, we saw a video online of Jersey City local, Imani speaking to another protester preaching kindness, hope and love. Her words were so impactful and strong we had to reach out to speak to her. Imani is a Jersey City native, […]
BLM Updates: Protests, Petitions, and more
Over the past few months, we’ve seen a great number of passionate people fighting for justice and racial equity. While some people seem to drift away from the topic and others claim protests do nothing, it’s important to take a moment to see what’s been accomplished and what we still need to do. What has […]
Nevin Perkins- Activist & Founder of Black Men United
I first heard about Nevin Perkins, a Jersey City activist and founder of Black Men United, after an incident which was caught on tape that involved six officers responding to a street fight on Bostwick ave. The officers tried to disperse the people gathered in the streets and then someone had reached for an officer’s […]
10 movies by Black directors to add to your watchlist
Being an ally includes addressing the appropriation of Black culture by a society that continues to oppress Black people, and supporting Black culture as a whole – businesses, music, film, all of it. Whether you realize it or not, Black art is an influential part of our culture. Elevate and support their work. Black directors […]
Juneteenth 2020 Recap: Freedom and Liberation for ALL!
It’s been one week since the world wide festivities have commenced and I must say that, my experience this year was definitely one that I couldn’t keep to myself. June 19, 2020 was a little different for the culture, In the midst of a pandemic we are also fighting the fight of all fights. We […]