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Colin Kaepernick Expands Know Your Rights Camp Legal Defense Initiative

According to Revolt, his Know Your Rights Camp will provide legal resources for protesters throughout the country.

In the wake of George Floyd’s murder Kaepernick’s Know Your Rights Camp—an organization that has led several impactful initiatives surrounding racial and social justice—launched the Know Your Rights Camp Legal Defense Initiative to align protesters who were arrested in Minneapolis, Minnesota with defense and civil rights lawyers and cover legal costs.

Know Your Rights Camp recently announced it would go beyond Minneapolis and provide support for demonstrators throughout the country.

Several grassroots organizations are stepping up to provide legal resources for protesters.

Among some of the groups include the Minneapolis-based Minnesota Freedom Fund which works to cover the expenses of criminal bail and immigration bond to break socio-economic barriers that stand in the way of justice and the ACLU of Minnesota which is providing legal assistance for protesters and sharing resources for citizens to contact elected officials and demand justice.
Source: NewsOne

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