2020 has been a hell of a year so far. Against the backdrop of a pandemic has come an actual nationwide uprising for real equity. So in honor of the work that's been done, and the work that's left to do, we're giving you a Juneteenth gift: a three part series of resources to help yourself and others be better activists and advocates for racial justice. Part 1 is a post dedicated to organizations doing great work and resources to help you contribute. This is Part 2 , where focus is on supporting BIPOC businesses and artisans. Part 3 is for allies - resources to help white allies combat white supremacy both internally and externally. After all, you can't dismantle something you're afraid to confront. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Empowering BIPOC communities is about more than activism, it's also about putting your money where your mouth is, and supporting BIPOC artists, businesses, and restaurants. From Taharka Brothers Ice Cream to The Spice Sui
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