Demi Lovato posted in solidarity with BlackLivesMatter, and called on fellow white people to do more: 'Do not let your discomfort surrounding social issues prevent you from speaking up for those in danger'
on Twitter."She was an EMT on the frontlines during corona. Around midnight on March 13th police broke down her door and shot her 8 times, no evidence of a crime was uncovered." Her Instagram post has more context about Taylor from the original post which Lovato shared, including that Taylor's favorite colors were blue and purple and that she loved the music ofFor her birthday, the call to action suggests writing to the governor of Kentucky on Breonna's behalf.
against Derek Chauvin, the officer who knelt on Floyd's neck until he was dead, from third degree murder to second degree murder and the charging of the three other officers on the scene with aiding and abetting second degree murder."White people: PLEASE HELP FIGHT THIS GOOD FIGHT. The Black community NEEDS YOU!!!!"She also addressed Black followers, fans, family, co-workers, and others in her life, as well as those reading the message.
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