For Immediate Release: February 25, 2022 Media Contact: media@colorofchange.org Color Of Change Applauds the Historic Nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the United States Supreme Court The Largest Online Racial Justice Organization Calls for Senate Democrats to Swiftly Confirm the First Black Woman to be Nominated to the Highest Court in the Land NATIONWIDE […]
For Immediate Release: February 25, 2022 Contact: media@colorofchange.org Color Of Change Honors Leaders Taking a Stand Against Erasure of Black History The nation’s largest racial justice organization hosted inaugural #BlackHistoryNow Awards to uplift 7 defenders of truth in education NATIONWIDE — In the wake of the latest string of legislative and right-wing attempts to censor our […]
For Immediate Release: February 24, 2022 Contact: media@colorofchange.org COLOR OF CHANGE: CONVICTIONS OF FORMER POLICE OFFICERS FOR THE MURDER OF GEORGE FLOYD MARKS ANOTHER IMPORTANT STEP TOWARD ACCOUNTABILITY Rashad Robinson, President of Color Of Change, issued the following statement after a Hennepin County jury found former Minneapolis police officers Tou Thao, Thomas Lane, and J. Alexander […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 22, 2022 CONTACT: media@colorofchange.org Leading Racial Justice and Fashion Leaders Launch First-Of-Its-Kind Directory of Black Professionals in the Fashion Industry Color Of Change’s #ChangeFashion Initiative and Black In Fashion Council Will Provide Brands An Easy Way To Hire Black Talent TODAY — Color Of Change and IMG’s #ChangeFashion and […]
For Immediate Release: February 4, 2022 Contact: media@colorofchange.com COLOR OF CHANGE JOINED ACTIVISTS AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR MATTHEW “ZADOK” WILLIAMS AT PETITION DELIVERY On Jan 12th, DeKalb County Chief Executive Officer Michael L. Thurmond denied an opportunity to receive the #JusticeforZadok: Demand Justice for Matthew “Zadok” Williams petition, which gained over 35,000 signatures, […]
For Immediate Release: February 1, 2022 Media Contact: media@colorofchange.org COLOR OF CHANGE ANNOUNCES KELLE ROZELL AS NEW CHIEF MARKETING & STORYTELLING OFFICER Kelle Rozell’s 18 years of experience in the media and entertainment industries will help drive Color Of Change’s efforts in advancing racial equity and holding industry leaders accountable FEBRUARY 1, 2022 — Color […]
For Immediate Release: January 27, 2022 Media Contact: media@colorofchange.org Color Of Change Calls on President Biden to Fulfill Promise to Nominate First Black Woman to the United States Supreme Court NATIONWIDE — In the wake of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement announcement, Color Of Change Vice President Arisha Hatch released the following statement: “Supreme […]
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Color Of Change weighs in on the latest debate concerning hateful content and Netflix. TV creators have the unique opportunity to reinforce beliefs in audience’s consciousness. When these beliefs are rooted in racist, sexist, xenophobic or transphobic stereotypes, it’s a problem. Hollywood execs have the power to change the rules of content — and change culture. But that can’t happen when they think their stories don’t have the power to incite hatred or violence. First-of-its-kind research from the Center for Media & Social Impact shows how comedy can focus a critical lens on injustice. It’s also a way to cut through traditional media and noise to engage people.
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For Immediate Release January 20, 2022 Contact: media@colorofchange.org COLOR OF CHANGE: SENATE DEMOCRATS’ FAILURE TO ADVANCE VOTING RIGHTS LEGISLATION IS AN ASSAULT ON CIVIL RIGHTS Scott Roberts, senior director of criminal justice and democracy campaigns at Color Of Change, issued the following statement following the Senate’s vote on voting rights legislation: “The Senators who […]
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Color Of Change’s Chief of Campaigns Arisha Hatch writes about how legislators are backing out on the promise of the American Rescue Plan, the largest child tax credit legislation in American history. The bill would give families monthly payments of $250-$300 per child, but due to the inaction from elected officials like Sen. Joe Manchin and racist tropes about “spending aid wisely,” 10 million children will likely not be covered and stuck in poverty. She writes, “Poverty is not an accident or a series of poor decisions. It results from many factors like corporate greed, exploitative labor practices, and unjust policies or actions by elected officials.”
Full article at https://on.thegrio.com/3fqGOJ0
Color Of Change FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 14, 2022 CONTACT: media@colorofchange.org Color Of Change Partners with BOMESI to Secure Multi-Million-Dollar Commitment from Major Corporations to Support Black-Owned Media P&G, HP Inc., and others to Contribute to Help Nurture Ecosystem for Supporting Black Publishers, Creatives, and Storytellers NATIONWIDE — Color Of Change partners with the Black […]
For Immediate Release: January 11, 2022 Contact: media@colorofchange.org COLOR OF CHANGE: PRESIDENT BIDEN MUST PUT ACTION BEHIND HIS WORDS, REFORM THE SENATE FILIBUSTER TO PASS CRITICAL LEGISLATION AND ADVANCE RACIAL JUSTICE Scott Roberts, senior director of criminal justice and democracy campaigns at Color Of Change, issued the following statement following President Biden’s Speech on […]