No Justice, No Peace 7/14/20

Protests are still happening. Cops are still reacting with violence. Don’t forget. Keep looking. https://t.co/g716O0QhF5

— Louisa 🌈👭 (@LouisatheLast) July 12, 2020

“We can talk about destabilizing or dismantling infrastructures and systemic racism, but the main thing that we have to do is dismantle the way people are thinking.” Love ⁦@rebel19⁩ so much! WYNC’s Rebecca Carroll on Her New Podcast, Come Through https://t.co/kQL62l7mZu

— Ellen Hagan (@ellenhagan) July 13, 2020

Again, the fact that this requires “investigation” and not immediate termination is why the whole institution must be dismantled https://t.co/YxvaMuQL2B

— Bree Newsome Bass (@BreeNewsome) July 13, 2020

This is my we cannot let up. This is why we cannot get tired. This is why we cannot look away. #blacklivesmatter #NoJusticeNoPeace pic.twitter.com/V3ojA4M9g3

— Caroline Randall Williams (@caroranwill) July 12, 2020

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#BlackLivesMatter was tweeted for the first time on July 13, 2013. Seven years later, the movement has become a widespread effort to fight for equity and justice for Black people around the world. Here’s a breakdown of how the hashtag became a movement.

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Today marks 7 years since #BlackLivesMatter began. Black Lives Matter movement has had immense power in the last several years, and it is indicative of a long history of Black protest. Here’s a breakdown of Black protests throughout history.

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