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Jun 2021
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Nov 2020
2020 has most certainly been a year to reflect on what really matters in this world. This year has challenged us all to the scathing truth of hatred, racism and bigotry; to understand our differences and similarities; to speak up and rise up against injustices; to embrace tolerance, love and unity; to face fears of loss and depression; to take our health and the safety of others seriously; to find purpose and meaning; to seek solutions; to recover and rebuild....
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Jul 2020
Watch as Caron Butler (@realtuffjuice) sits down 1-on-1 with @BCrusade President and CEO Charisse Bremond-Weaver to discuss institutional racism, closing the racial wealth gap, and driving real change. #NBAVoiceshttps://t.co/vjDWp2DvA4 — NBA (@NBA) July 7, 2020...
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Jul 2020
Miller Barondess Donated $25,000 to Support the Brotherhood Crusade COVID-19 Rapid Relief Fund. “We are proud to partner with the Brotherhood Crusade. The children in tough economic circumstances have been hit hardest by the COVID-19 crisis and the school closures. We want to help those kids get up and running, and ready to learn and thrive in the new school year , while providing their families with much needed support. – Mira Hashmall, Partner, Miller Barondess, LLP. Brotherhood Crusade is currently raising $500,000 for its Community Rapid Response Fund to further help......
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Jun 2020
Brotherhood Crusade President and CEO, Charisse Bremond Weaver gave her insights on the mood of African American citizens following yesterday’s memorial service for George Floyd. She weighed in on the week-long protests against police brutality and injustice in the City of Los Angeles and around the country. In an intervie w with ABC 7 Live News , Br emond Weaver said, “The most powerful moment was standing in silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, this is how long it took for the murder of George Floyd.” She continued, “There have been......
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Jun 2020
As we continue this journey together, it is critical that we tell a story that African Americans are having a crisis of humanity at every level. It will not be enough to just protest for the thousands of African Americans who have been murdered by law enforcement in Los Angeles and across the United States. Institutional racism is our story. For decades, data is telling a story that my people (African Americans) are experiencing a level of death, trauma and disproportionate impact that all of us should be alarmed. It is not......
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May 2020
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May 2020
The Brotherhood Crusade has always been on the ground, ready to rapidly respond to the needs of the community in South Los Angeles and surrounding areas since 1968. The devastation of COVID-19 is no different and in response to COVID-19 the Brotherhood Crusade immediately went into action and begin to mobilize funds and provisions for the most under-served communities being adversely affected by this pandemic. We have been able to outreach and rapidly get support and resources to those with the greatest need and most at-risk in our community. Brotherhood’s COVID-19 Community......
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Apr 2020
We are seeing acts of kindness and love all around the country. The Brotherhood Crusade is one of those charities that has received unconditional love and support to the thousands of youth we serve in Los Angeles County. Because of your donations, we have been able to support hundreds of our students with Chrome tablets and families with monetary support to purchase food, and other essential items to help them through the crisis. We are asking you to join the village and support the Brotherhood Crusade COVID-19 Emergency Fund to help us......
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Apr 2020
Los Angeles, CA — Tuesday, April 7, 2020 — Brotherhood Crusade , Community Coalition and InnerCity Struggle are joining forces to raise $400,000 to support 5,000 at risk South and the Eastside of Los Angeles students with technology and emergency needs. The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) announced school closures through the end of the 2020 school year. While the organizations support the implementation of a public health response to flatten the curve and protect the most vulnerable, students and families are communicating grave concerns about the inequities in access to......
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