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Peace against power: demonstrator holds up George Floyd sign (Bethany Mollenkof)
Blackout Tuesday 2020 is a national economic peaceful demonstration/protest that encourages consumers to not shop today, or to buy only from black-owned businesses as a means of leveling the playing field. Let's go to the streets of Detroit to see how it's going. Black Lives obviously don't Matter to many police and people in the U.S., so let's make them matter. Demonstrate. Support social and economic equality.
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Blackout Tuesday 2020 is a national economic peaceful demonstration/protest that encourages consumers to not shop today, or to buy only from black-owned businesses as a means of leveling the playing field. Let's go to the streets of Detroit to see how it's going. Black Lives obviously don't Matter to many police and people in the U.S., so let's make them matter. Demonstrate. Support social and economic equality.
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