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Learn About The “Mass Black Out” Movement

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The “Mass Black Out” movement is calling you.  Will you accept the call?

The “Mass Blackout” is a nationwide economic boycott campaign scheduled to take place from November 25 to December 2, 2025.

Organized by a coalition of grassroots groups including Blackout the System, The People’s Sick Day, and American Opposition, the protest urges Americans to withhold their purchasing power and labor to challenge systemic corporate and political issues.

There comes a moment when a people pause, look in the mirror, and say: Enough. We can do better. We can BE better. This video is one of those moments.

The Mass Black Out isn’t just a trend or a temporary protest — it’s a declaration of collective power. It’s a reminder that when Black people choose to stand with purpose and spend with intention, entire industries feel the shift. Our influence is not theoretical. It is measurable. It is historic. It is undeniable.

This movement challenges us to rethink where our dollars go, who benefits from our labor, and how we show up for our communities. It calls us to turn awareness into action, and action into long-term change.

We are not powerless.
We are not invisible.
We are not waiting for permission.

We are the culture.
We are the consumers.
We are the creators.
We are the movement.

Watch the video. Share it. Reflect on it. Talk about it with your family, your circle, and your community.
Then ask yourself: What can I do differently, intentionally, and consistently — starting today?

Because when we move together with purpose, we don’t just change the narrative…We change the future! 

What stood out to you in the video? What’s one step you’re willing to take?


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