In response to hundreds of thousands of arrests, a number of organizations have gone into high gear this week helping free incarcerated protesters, most often by paying bail or legal fees. Here are local organizations to support right now.
) there remains a large sense that citizens are more than justified in their mass outrage—that their response is not radical but necessary.
The irony of being arrested while protesting a systemically racist power structure is that it often embroils someone in the very system they are demanding to be fixed. That is particularly true for people who are unable to make bail. In response, a number of organizations—including one started by the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, Know Your Rights Camp—have gone into high gear this week helping to free incarcerated protesters, most often by paying bail or legal fees.
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