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People (who even are apathetic towards politics) should try to support these protests as they're not just protesting against an unjust murder, but also an equally unjust political system that discriminates. Even if you just wish for simple reform, one cannot be inactive. #BLM
With that in mind if you can't go to the protests at all for whatever reason here's a few things to do:
1) Donate to these groups:
https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/
https://www.northstarhealthcollective.org/donatehttps://brooklynbailfund.org/donation-form
If not them, then donate to a local bail fund if possible
1) Donate to these groups:
https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/
https://www.northstarhealthcollective.org/donatehttps://brooklynbailfund.org/donation-form
If not them, then donate to a local bail fund if possible
2) If you are on the ground in those protests then try not to film or livestream protests as the police and government can easily track you. Even if the protestors are doing nothing illegal cops often times will enact police brutality towards them and even official reporters.
3) Try not to post videos of the protests on social media or retweet videos that don't have images of the protestors blocked/blacked out. This is not for your sake, this is for the sake of the protestors so they don't get identified by malicious actors.
4) If someone online is being very disingenuous and ill-informed, try to inform them and educate them. Even if they don't end up going to protests, they can at least donate money to the aforementioned bail funs.
5) Even if you don't donate to the bail funds at least try to get people online aware of the funds so that even if you don't donate, then others could. I would encourage to donate anyway, even if it's just 10 dollars. A little is better than nothing.
