We design campaigns powerful enough to end practices that unfairly hold Black people back, & champion solutions that move us all forward. #UntilJusticeIsReal.
Workers fought for the rights we have today. Black workers have always been central to that fight. From building this country through forced labor to organizing for fair pay, safety, and dignity.
This Labor Day, we honor their legacy by continuing the fight for economic justice.
Maryland, our political power is on the line. 🗳️ Join @FightBack_MD and vote YES on Question 3 to push back against Trump’s redistricting power grab and protect Black political power.
Share this and tag 3 Marylanders who need to see it. 🧡
#YesOn3#FightBackMD#ColorOfChange
They call it “budget cuts.” We call it what it is: another attack on Black history.
Across the country, Black Studies are being cut, merged, and pushed aside as Trump and Republicans wage a broader war on how race and history are taught.
We won’t let them erase it.
B-More!
Our Family Power Festival in partnership with @NEAToday and Urban Reads Bookstore is happening on Sept. 19, 2026. It's time to show up for public education, inform ourselves about what's at stake, and continue showing up for each other. Join us: https://t.co/PaEuJmSILR
Project Over Win is our campaign to register and empower Black voters ahead of the midterms. It’s also about building undeniable and resounding Black political power. It’s about leveraging our historical wins to usher in new ones
Join the movement: https://t.co/Btba9E1r8x
Your grocery list shouldn’t come with a side of “wait… is this going to make me sick?” 🤢
Safe food shouldn’t depend on your ZIP code or your bank account.
We need to put public health first.
Check your fridge. Check the recalls. Check on your people. And demand better.
Tupac Shakur’s family is finally getting justice after 30 years, but there are countless families who might never get answers about their missing loved ones lost during the same period.
Both stories are important, and we won’t stay silent. Until justice is real.
When a Black person dies, gets arrested, or makes headlines, watch the story shift. Suddenly it’s about their past, family, rumors, and speculation. That’s the character assassination playbook.
We’re not falling for it. Never let a smear campaign replace the truth.
The economic systems we live in and work under aren’t designed to generate Black wealth, and they never were. These systems need a complete overhaul to work in favor of Black workers and families, but we all need to fight for that change. Join us: https://t.co/AIelw5DN92
What does it mean to build a legacy? It starts with making a plan.
Through our partnership with FreeWill, you can create or update your will for free and put your plans in writing.
Create or update your will for free with FreeWill: https://t.co/CcaEJECI7W
Flock cameras are everywhere, and we’re being told that they're making our communities “safer.” The surveillance system is intrusive and unregulated.
The last thing Black communities need is hyper-state surveillance without any guardrails.
Join us: https://t.co/RC4G7nKefx
You haven’t gotten a tariff refund check, right? Corporations are.
We paid $231 BILLION in tariff costs—roughly $1,745 per family—yet we’re not getting a refund.
Bottom line: Big corporations are getting billions back in tariff refunds. Our community keeps paying the price.
On this day in 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shared a vision of justice, equality, and freedom at the March on Washington.
The progress we’ve made was won by people who organized, marched, and refused to give up.
We honor the dream by continuing the fight.
Across the country, we’re feeling grief. Anger. Confusion. Fear. All of it is valid.
When Black lives are lost like this, we cannot look away.
Keep asking questions. Keep these families in your thoughts. Refuse to let these lives be forgotten.
Emmett Till’s murder galvanized a new generation of civil rights activism.
His life was stolen. His story became a call to action. We remember by continuing the fight for justice.
#ColorOfChange#EmmettTill#BlackHistory
"Looking closely at how it happened.”
Start by looking at what you cut, @Target. No DEI. A blackface-evoking costume modeled by a Black child passed through every step of approval.
You can’t sideline Black employees, insult Black folks, and expect Black dollars at checkout.
Since an August 11th storm, tens of thousands of residents in Gary, Indiana, have been without power.
Color Of Change was founded in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the devastation experienced by Black residents in NOLA.
Gary deserves better than this. Don't look away.
America was built on Black labor. A project born from bondage.
406 years ago, Black people were brought here in chains. Yet we survived, resisted, created, organized, and built.
Black history isn’t a footnote to American history. It is American history.
#ColorOfChange
The right to vote is worth protecting.
For generations, Black communities have fought to expand access to the ballot. Court rulings matter, but people power has always driven progress.
Swipe to hear Color Of Change President & CEO Nadine Smith's response to today's ruling.
The costs of AI are bleeding our communities dry.
Massive data centers are driving up electricity demand while communities face higher bills, strained infrastructure, and environmental harm.
Big Tech should pay its fair share. Add your name: https://t.co/CGEOFrqBTb