At one point during George Floyd’s memorial service, Rev. Al Sharpton decided to acknowledge the celebrities in attendance and invite them to stand up. Viewers didn’t find this necessary!

After fans noticed that Kanye West hadn’t said a single word about the tragic deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd, the rapper put his money where his mouth is by donating millions!

Following George Floyd’s tragic death on May 25, hundreds gathered to watch the beloved father, brother, and son be laid to rest and remembered for his beautiful life. See photos from George Floyd’s moving Minneapolis memorial.

Celebrities and political leaders are using their voices and platforms to encourage their massive followings to vote! In wake of the protests surrounding the death of George Floyd, Rihanna and more are calling for permanent change, and its starts at the polls!

Gayle King teared up as she discussed George Floyd’s death, and the fears she has for her son, Will Bumpuss, living in this world as a black man. She’s worried about his safety every day.

Kelis used her platform — and her hair — to make a bold statement. The singer shared her new hairdo, dedicated to her ‘peoples blood that was spilled,’ in a new Instagram post. See the before and after photos.

Ayesha Curry took to her Instagram to share a slew of moving images from her time at the Oakland Black Lives Matter protests, encouraging her followers ‘to show up however you can and keep showing up.’

Amber Riley won’t be speaking out about the Lea Michele controversy besides saying this in a new interview: she thinks there are far more important things to focus on right now, like the George Floyd protests.

Jake Paul joined hundreds of protesters marching in West Hollywood on June 3. The YouTuber handed out waters to the public and held a sign encouraging others to donate and vote — just days after he was criticized for filming looters at an Arizona mall.

Lili Reinhart is the latest celeb to join the front lines of a protest in the wake of George Floyd’s death. She was photographed holding up a ‘Black Live Matter’ sign while marching on June 3.