ANY ONE OF US IS A BLACK-LED POLICE BRUTALITY AWARENESS ORGANIZATION

Since 2019, police brutality rates have shot up all across America. African-Americans, who only make up 14% of the population, are disproportionately killed twice the rate of white American's.

According to naacp, police killings of unarmed black Americans are responsible for over 50 million additional days of poor mental health per year among Black Americans. This mental health burden is comparable to that associated with diabetes, a disease that strikes 1 in 5 Black Americans.

Police brutality has an irrevisbile impact on the victims families. Racial biases in police brutality is not a social media trend, it is a reality for many across the country. We want to give comfort and support to these families while also spreading awareness to racially charged police brutality.  Our goal is to bring the life back to the faces of those lost to this issue and remind everyone that these were people too. Every face has a story. Every face was a person. every face could've been Any One of Us. 

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