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340 billion pledged by companies to support racial equity following George Floyd’s murder. Four years after George Floyd’s murder, McKinsey & Co. has found that 340 billion has been publicly announced by companies to support racial equity and justice. The root of all of these pledges being invested back into the root of the source of the problem is why no one is solving anything or no one knowing where all of the money is going because it's not helping the masses severely affected by the racial inequality in America that is profiting from the problems companies are donating to solve.

• 40% of 1,369 Fortune 1000 companies have made public statements about racial justice between May 2020 and October 2022. This means that approximately 548 companies have made pledges toward racial equity. Be the first person to complete the quest of creating the full list here

• Companies have pledged a combined $340 billion toward racial equity over that same period.

• Since May 2021, pledges have become vaguer, making it harder to track what specific initiatives the money is going toward.

Companies that pledged, donated, and didn't donate to racial justice causes following the death of George Floyd, with amounts:

Pledged and Donated:

Amazon: Pledged $10 million and donated$1 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Apple: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the Equal Justice Initiative.

Bank of America: Pledged $1 billion and donated$100 million to the National Urban League.

Ben & Jerry's: Pledged $250,000 and donated$100,000 to the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation.

BlackRock: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Boeing: Pledged $10 million and donated$1 million to the National Urban League.

Cisco Systems: Pledged $5 million and donated$1 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Coca-Cola: Pledged $50 million and donated$10 million to the National Urban League.

Comcast: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

CVS Health: Pledged $50 million and donated$10 million to the National Urban League. Dell Technologies: Pledged $10 million and donated$1 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Disney: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Facebook: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Google: Pledged $250 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

IBM: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Intel: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Johnson & Johnson: Pledged $100 million and donated$10 million to [organization not specified].

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Out of all of these donations 50% of the pledges went to two of four non-profits.

The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund

Allegedly used the $52 million in pledges to support its work on a variety of issues, including criminal justice reform, voting rights, and educational equity. The fund also used the money to support its litigation and advocacy efforts, as well as its work to provide legal assistance to individuals and communities who have been impacted by systemic racism.

• In 2021, The Washington Post fact-checked a claim that the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund had used donations to pay for luxury travel and other expenses. The Post found that the claim was false, and that the organization had used the donations to support its mission of fighting for racial justice.

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Donations:

The Washington Post has made donations to the NAACP LDF in the past. For example, in 2020, The Washington Post donated $250,000 to the NAACP LDF to support its work on voting rights and criminal justice reform.

Other:

• In 2020, The Washington Post and the NAACP LDF co-hosted a virtual event on voting rights. The event featured a panel discussion with NAACP LDF President and Director-Counsel Sherrilyn Ifill and other experts on voting rights.

• In 2021, The Washington Post published a series of articles about the NAACP LDF's work on criminal justice reform. The series highlighted the NAACP LDF's efforts to challenge excessive sentencing laws, provide legal representation to indigent defendants, and advocate for reforms that will make the criminal justice system more fair and just.

• In 2022, The Washington Post published an article about the NAACP LDF's work to promote education equity. The article discussed the NAACP LDF's efforts to challenge school segregation, provide legal representation to students who have been discriminated against, and advocate for policies that will ensure that all students have access to a quality education.

Overall, The Washington Post and the NAACP LDF have a strong and mutually supportive relationship. They have worked together on a number of important issues, and they share a common commitment to fighting for racial justice and equality.

The National Urban League

The National Urban League has not yet released any information on how the $130M in pledges will be spent.

• In 2020, PolitiFact fact-checked a claim that the National Urban League had used donations to pay for lavish salaries for its executives. PolitiFact found that the claim was false, and that the organization's executives were paid reasonable salaries in line with other nonprofit organizations.

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partnerships

PolitiFact and The National Urban League have partnered on a number of projects, including a series of fact-checking articles about the 2020 presidential election.

• In 2020, PolitiFact and The National Urban League partnered on a series of fact-checking articles about the 2020 presidential election. The articles focused on claims made by both candidates about issues such as the economy, healthcare, and racial justice.

• In 2021, PolitiFact fact-checked a claim made by National Urban League President and CEO Marc Morial about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Black Americans. PolitiFact found that Morial's claim was accurate.

• In 2022, PolitiFact fact-checked a claim made by National Urban League Senior Vice President for Policy and Advocacy Dominique Baker about the racial wealth gap in the United States. PolitiFact found that Baker's claim was accurate.

Solution

The solution is simple we tokenize all pledges as a LUV NFT that will be auctioned on the blockchain. We match every donation 1-for-1 with ONE $LUV currency and set up a (BIZ NAME).LUV trust for the 1,369 fortune 1000 companies to donate the remainder of the pledges owed on blockchain.

We provide rent relief with our Bitcoin rental currency $RNT to any LUV NFT Discord subscriber who provides proof of needing assistance.

We only support companies that have verified on blockchain their love for us:

• By fulfilling their REJ pledges
• Accepting our ONE $LUV UBI (universal basic income) as credit for assistance to aid humanity dealing with inflation caused by the for-profit economy.

We use the money recovered to:

• Build affordable ADU homes that accept Bitcoin $RNT
• Distribute food relief locally
• Educate our tribe how to play blockchain TOKENOPOLY to learn this advanced tech in a fun way.