List of Celebrities Who Are Supporting the Riots By Posting Bail for Protesters and Looters

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Celebrities who are donating money to bail out people who have been arrested at protests for committing violence, vandalism, arson and looting include Justin Timberlake, Steve Carell, Seth Rogan, Don Cheadle, Kehlani, Colin Kaepernick, Ben Schwartz, Harry Styles, Patton Oswalt, Nick Kroll, Rob Delaney, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, Cynthia Nixon, Halsey, Chrissy Tiegan, Janelle Monae and the cast of Brooklyn 99, a comedy TV show about the NYPD.

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Celebrities are opening up their checkbooks and PayPal accounts to give money to social justice causes, including Black Lives Matter, in the wake of nationwide protests and riots over the death of George Floyd.

Many of the stars are pushing their millions of followers to do the same.

Some celebrities are donating to controversial bail funds like the Minnesota Freedom Fund that seek to bail out protestors and rioters. Members of Joe Biden’s presidential campaign have also donated to the Minnesota Freedom Fund.

Here is a list thus far.

NBA star Michael Jordan / Jordan Brand — various social justice organizations — $100 million

J. J. Abrams and Bad Robot — Black Lives Matter and other racial justice organizations — $10 million

Actress Jennifer Aniston — Color of Change and other organizations — $1 million

K-pop group BTS — Black Lives Matter — $1 million

Rapper The Weeknd — Black Lives Matter, National Bailout,  Know Your Rights Camp — $500,000

Actress Angelina Jolie —  NAACP Legal Defense Fund — $200,000

Model Chrissy Teigen and Singer John Legend — various bail funds — $200,000

Actors Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively —  NAACP Legal Defense Fund — $200,000

Cast of Brooklyn-Nine-Nine — National Bail Fund Network — $100,000

Singer Drake — National Bail Out Fund  — $100,000

Rapper Megan Thee Stallion — Restoring Justice  — $10,225.26

Rapper G-Eazy –People’s Breakfast Oakland — $2,000

Actress-singer Janelle Monae —  Minnesota Freedom Fund  — $1,000

Actor Steve CarellMinnesota Freedom Fund — $1000

Actor Seth Rogen — various bail funds — more than $1,000

Singer Kali Uchis Minnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Actor Don Cheadle Minnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Singer KehlaniMinnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Filmmakers Josh and Benny SafdieMinnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Comedian-actor Patton OswaltMinnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Comedian Nick KrollMinnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Singer NonameMinnesota Freedom Fund — $1,000

Actress Cynthia NixonMinnesota Freedom Fund  — $1,000

Comedian Pete HolmesMinnesota Freedom Fund  — $1,000

Actress Jameela JamilMinnesota Freedom Fund  — $1,000

Actor-comedian Ben SchwartzMinnesota Freedom Fund  — $1,000

Actor Leonardo DiCaprio — Color for Change, NAACP, Fair Fight Action, Equal Justice Initiative — Undisclosed amount

Singer Taylor Swift — NAACP Legal Fund — Undisclosed amount

Singer Halsey — various bail funds — Undisclosed amount

Singer Rihanna — Color Of Change and Movement For Black Lives — Undisclosed amount

Singer Lady Gaga — Black Lives Matter, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Color of Change, and more — Undisclosed amount

Singer Harry Styles — various bail funds — Undisclosed amount

Comedian-actor Rob DelaneyMinnesota Freedom Fund — Undisclosed amount

Singer Justin TimberlakeMinnesota Freedom Fund — Undisclosed amount

Talk-show host Ellen DeGeneres — NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Black Lives Matter, ACLU — Undisclosed amount

Actress Anna Kendrick — multiple organizations — Undisclosed amount

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Total: $113,326,225 (does not include undisclosed amounts)

https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2020/06/10/a-list-of-celebrities-donating-to-social-justice-causes-since-floyd-protests-began/

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Ben Dover
Ben Dover
3 years ago

These type of professions teach twisting realities to convince themselves they are someone else, hence actors being convincing, athletes being super heroes, musicians hypnotists. They do accomplish this momentarily, but for the soft headed its believed. Be a ‘Thinker’ at all times, asking does this make sense?
Give them all fresh diapers for they have soiled themselves…