black matters [part 1/3]

We stand in solidarity with our black friends, colleagues, clients, neighbors, fellow citizens of humanity.

We acknowledge the unfair and unjust experience of the black community in the America (and beyond).

We empathize with the pain and emotional trauma of the black community.

We promise to do more than before.

We pledge to demonstrate more; more care, more concern, more respect.

We wish, hope and believe in stronger tomorrow, together.

You have allies in us.

For you deserve it.

You are not alone.

“What does it mean to be black?
I don’t know, because I’m not black.
But I know being black matters.
So, I care to know and do more.”