The City of Minneapolis will hire social media influencers to share information before, during, and after the trials of four former police officers.
Food giant Mars announced its Uncle Ben's brand will change its name to Ben's Original to “create a more inclusive future.”
Google is launching a new feature that allows businesses to identify themselves as Black-owned on Google Maps and Search listings.
Welcome to the new edition of our 10 most talked-about TV ads on social media: Procter and Gamble brings back 'The Look' and Disney+ is promoting 'Black is King.'
Netflix has pledged $100 million toward financial institutions and organizations that support Black communities.
Doritos joins the Black Lives Matter movement and commits to amplifying Black voices in its new spot "Do you hear us now?"
NASA has renamed its HQ in Washington, DC after Mary Jackson, who “overcame barriers to become NASA's first Black woman engineer.”
Nextdoor has announced it's removing its Forward to Police feature that allows people to forward urgent alerts to local law enforcement.
Facebook has announced an additional commitment of $200 million to support black-owned businesses and organizations.
GitHub announced that it's getting rid of some older terms used in its platform, in favor of more inclusive language.
Inspired by Washington DC, community leaders in New York painted a gigantic Black Lives Matter street mural in the heart of Bedstuy, Brooklyn.
The statue of Edward Colston was pulled down and dumped into a river this week during Black Lives Matter protests in Bristol, UK.
A TikTok challenge is going viral, making it easy to understand privilege and how people are treated differently based on race and physical appearance.
Apple was quick to update the satellite imagery in Apple Maps to bring focus to the giant Black Lives Matter mural in Washington DC.
Banksy shares his feelings about the worldwide protests against systemic racism and police brutality in the way he knows best: Art.
If you want to support the Black Lives Matter but are too broke to donate, there are alternative ways to raise funds, as simple as streaming YouTube videos.
"Don't pretend there's not a problem in America." In the wake of the on-going protests across America, Nike boldly addresses racism in its new campaign.
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