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#BlackTomato t-shirt campaign

Organized by Tym Gooden
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Hanes Beefy-T

Institutional Racism Affects our Perceptions.

Custom Ink
All funds raised will go to Tym Gooden, the organizer for donation to three nonprofit organizations.
$720 raised
68 items sold of
150 goal
Thanks to our supporters!
$20
Hanes Beefy-T, Unisex - Oxford Gray
Hanes Beefy-T
Unisex - Oxford Gray
Organized by Tym Gooden

About this campaign

The shirt is a play on words of the old saying "to-MAY-to/to-MAH-to." We live in a country where we are allegedly all equal; however, the color of your skin drastically change how others treat you. All money is being donated to three nonprofit organizations

A major problem America faces is the existence (and often the denial) of Institutionalize Racism. There are countless studies and statistics that show minorities - especially black men - are disproportionately targeted by our judicial system. The criminalizing and villainizing of the black male greatly affects the majority's perception of their fellow Americans. In 2005, the media showed images of white Hurricane Katrina victims with supplies in their hands and called them "survivors" while calling black victims "looters." In sports, black quarterbacks have historically been consider less intelligent yet more athletic than white quarterbacks. This summer alone, we have witnessed the Ferguson Police Department assassinate the character of Mike Brown, a black teenager shot and killed by a Ferguson police officer. John Crawford III was killed by police in an Ohio Walmart simply for "shopping while black." 

The #BlackTomato t-shirt campaign is aimed at calling out how blacks and other minorities are perceived by the media and White America. All the money raised through this campaign will be donated to three amazing nonprofit organizations dedicated to racial equality: The Equal Justice Initiative, the Sentencing Project, and Colorado Communities United Against Mass Incarceration.

Supporters

Ash 1 item
Whitney Leeds 1 item
keegan langford 1 item + $10

supporting my friend's cause.

Josh L 1 item

This is a discussion we need to have with each other, regardless of where we stand on the issues. The less we talk, the less we learn, and the less good that can be done.

Anonymous 1 item
Ryan A Durgin 1 item
Carole Gooden 1 item

Proud of you. Wonderful organizations to which you are lending your support. Keep up the good work!

Mike Lovell 1 item
J.Keat 2 items
Jesse 1 item

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