The recent killings in America have sparked and continued to outrage the world and here in London is no different with people taking to Oxford street on Sunday to support #BLACKLIVESMATTER global movement. Many have suggested reparations and how we can drive and force change on how race relations with police and brutality is tackled and actions brought to officers in London and especially in America.
The discussion on boycotting is now moving silently through circles and the only reason we are posting online is to bring more notoriety with such a move. I do believe action economically could begin to make our voices louder and the attention brought to these matters undeniable. We have seen the shopping centre’s in the states where these murders took place being boycotted by the people in the community outraged and determined to bring a change some how.
For whom it concerns there is a conversation now to unite moving in silence. We refuse to sit back and watch any more bloodshed without justice and change. Therefore, as of *July 11th, 2016*, we are collectively boycotting one major company for 30 days at a time, along with the USA. The store TESCOS, will be the first company impacted by our boycott. We are simply asking anyone who is *ACTIVELY* interested in making a social, economic and political stance against the unjust slaughtering of Black lives, to *refrain from spending *ANY money at TESCOS.*
The USA will be boycotting TARGET. Please *SAVE any money you would’ve spent at Tesco in your own bank account until August 10th, 2016*. We are also asking people to not buy *COCA COLA* products until the end of the summer….
And finally, please visit any black owned business this week and for the months to come. Make an ACTIVE effort to invest in & support these businesses with over 10,000 being in the UK.
This will not work unless we all unite & come together the power we have together is phenomenal!
The hope is to reach at least 7 people who will in turn reach another 7 people that will do the same, and so on. Please join this economic movement for justice for African-Americans & Afro-carribeans in this country!
Stay blessed!!
It’s #ActionTime.
Let’s hit them where it hurts, economically and show our power.
