Just ’cause they’re young doesn’t mean that they can’t be on the right side of history.
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Jackie Aina tweeted a list of black-owned beauty and skincare brands to support:
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Emma Chamberlain donated to and shared various BLM organizations to her followers:
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David Dobrik attended the Black Lives Matter protest in Santa Monica and also donated $50,000:
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Logan Paul implored white people to “use their privilege” to help advance the movement, while acknowledging his own ignorance and promised to get educated:
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Alissa Ashley attended BLM protests and encouraged her followers who can’t attend to either donate, sign petitions, and/or educate themselves:
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James Charles has been using his IG stories to highlight black MUAs to follow.
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PatrickStarrr used his thousands of Sephora points — which can be exchanged for beauty products — to donate to various BLM organizations:
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Liza Koshy has provided resources and tools in her IG stories for non-black followers to education themselves and donate:
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Gabbie Hanna delivered a passionate speech about her white privilege and how it’s time for her and her fellow whites to “stop protecting [their] egos, and start protecting the people of color in this country”:
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Safiya Nygaard donated to various BLM organizations and provided resources and links to her followers on her IG:
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Mai Pham shared this resource to easily email the Minneapolis Police Department to arrest the officers involved in George Floyd’s death and has also donated to the cause:
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Jaclyn Hill shared a list of black-owned businesses in Tampa, Florida, that her followers can support:
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Lilly Singh encouraged her followers to have the “difficult” and “uncomfortable” conversations:
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MakeupShayla signed and promoted the 15percentpledge:
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And, Nyma Tang provided links to black mental health resources and professionals for those who need it:
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