On Wednesday, Julia Roberts, Kourtney Kardashian, and Gwyneth Paltrow's IG accounts will be used to amplify Black female voices.
The campaign encourages participants beyond the 92 Black and white women listed below to #ShareTheMicNow."The #ShareTheMicNow campaign was born from relationships," a statement from organizers reads."We invite other Black and white women in relationship to recreate this action in their own spaces." Women across the globe should be in conversation about ceasing their social media accounts for the day or amplifying Black voices in meaningful ways for forever.
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