by Hey, Black America!

August 26, 2020

After the recent shooting of Jacob Blake and the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, we’ve seen momentum sparked by the Black Lives Matter movement. NAACP’s Derrick Johnson and Tiffany Loftin discuss how advocacy can advance education, housing, and democracy.

Coming days after both the Democratic and Republican National Convention, the 2020 Virtual March on Washington will set forth a bold new Black agenda — advocating for comprehensive police accountability reform, economic empowerment, and equitable access to health care. For more information, visit 2020march.com.

‘Hey, Black America!’ is a new series in partnership with NAACP.

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Black Lives That Should’ve Mattered

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Black Lives That Should’ve Mattered

1. Breonna Taylor

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2. George Floyd

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3. Atatiana Jefferson

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4. Ahmaud Arbery

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5. Philando Castile

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6. John Crawford III

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7. Oscar Grant

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8. Tamir Rice

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9. Michael Brown

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10. Eric Garner

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11. Sandra Bland

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12. Philando Castile

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13. Trayvon Martin

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14. Tony Robinson

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15. Freddie Gray

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Black Lives That Should’ve Mattered

The #BlackLivesMatter movement has been a defining moment in history, reinforcing that Black people are actually people that deserve respect and deserve to live.