So you posted a black square? Now commit to educating yourself.
You’re outraged about injustice in America. You’ve long known it exists—you've seen the reactions to the Trump administration and heard the cries for justice from Occupy Wall Street, the 2013-15 Black Lives Matter uprisings, the Women’s March, and the March For Our Lives. But now you’re waking up to the epidemic that is anti-Blackness. You’re realizing we can’t continue these cycles of heightened national attention, waning, and inaction.
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