Though Porsha Williams was tear-gassed while protesting the death of George Floyd, the ‘RHOA’ star isn’t giving up the fight against police brutality – and she tells others to ‘stay focused on your mission.’

After Donald Trump tried claiming that Martin Gugino, the elderly protester shoved in Buffalo by police, could be an ‘antifa provocateur’ who ‘set up’ his own assault, his lawyer clapped back.

The old apolitical Taylor Swift can’t come to the phone right now. Why? She’s demanding new leadership to fight the racist systems that led to the death of countless Black men and women in America.

While protesting for Black Lives Matter in Los Angeles on June 7, Brad Pitt laid low by wearing a ‘George Floyd’ sweatshirt and his motorcycle helmet amidst the crowd of thousands.

Johnny Depp is using his musical talent to pay tribute to ‘sacrificial hero’ George Floyd. He shared a video performing a Bob Dylan protest song, which the star says applies to what the nation is now going through.

Senator Kamala Harris explained on ‘The View’ that while the evidence in George Floyd’s death shows he ‘didn’t die of natural causes,’ it’s not going to be ‘easy’ getting a conviction in Derek Chauvin’s court case.

Some celebs want their children to witness history during the George Floyd racial injustice protests. We have January Jones and more stars who brought their kids to Black Lives Matter rallies.

Sophie Turner took to her June 6 Instagram post from a Black Lives Matter movement and clapped back at one hater who judged Sophie’s participation in the peaceful protests, telling the commenter, ‘this isn’t just about 4 cops.’

More than a month after Cole Sprouse shut down rumors that he was dating Kaia Gerber, the two were photographed protesting for Black Lives Matter together on June 7.

NFL commentator Mike Hill was not a fan of Saints QB Drew Brees’ recent comments in the wake of George Floyd’s senseless murder.