blackout day 2020 July 7th day is a social media-promoted program in which every colour of people are encouraged to not spend any money for a full day in hopes of attaining attention and resolve to police brutality and racism towards Black people
What is blackout day 2020
Blackout has been a campaign on social media to erase the distinction between blacks and whites, hence the name Blackout Day. Under this campaign, people are being requested that no one should spend $ 1 on this day, this blackout day will be started on 7th July Tuesday and it will be observed on every Tuesday and continuous according to source.
even though it is not an official This is a campaign run by people, it has to be seen how successful it is. If we talk about it, it will not make much difference to the economy, but still, it is a good effort to express our fury and to mobilize the society on one platform against apartheid.
What is the meaning behind blackout Tuesday?
This is a call to action!! We need one day of solidarity in America when not one black person in America spends a dollar. This includes Africans, Native Americans, Asian-Americans, Hispanics...
ALL people of colour. Together we have 3.9 trillion dollars in economic spending power. That's $10,684,931,506.80 it’s going to cost per day next time a person of colour gets shot!!! We will call it #BLACKOUTDAY2020 July 7th, 2020. please spread the message, and let’s show REAL action that they fear!!!!
Blackout Day 2020 Images
Twitter is trending on the #Blackoutday2020 NOW THIS is a good start. Many people saying that damaging property and violence is ok but property insurance covers that and this country is well-equipped to defend against violence. But the denial of that $$ is the ultimate 1st step.
Blackout day 7th July 2020
UNTILE POLICE ARE DEMILITARIZED AND UTILIZE NONVIOLENT, DEESCALATION AND CONFLICT RESOlUTION
WE DEMAND JUSTICE. WE DENOUNCE WHITE SUPREMACIST CAPITALISM.
As you know whole America and Europe country's people are protesting against racism. Many famous statuses have been broken by a protester. People are in rage. The UN's top human rights body consented to a solicitation from African nations to direly discuss prejudice and police severity on Wednesday following agitation in the US and past over George Floyd's demise.