#SayHerName

Click on their names to learn about them and for ways to help

• Oluwatoyin Salau

• Vanessa Guillen

• Isabella Mia Lofton

• Tete Gulley

• Breonna Taylor

• Sandra Bland

• Yvette Smith

• Shukri Abdi

• Dominique Rem’mie Fells

• Riah Milton

• Korryn Gaines

• Belly Mujinga

• Luz Gonzalez

• Regis Korchinski-Paquet

• Kayla Moore

• Chrystul Kizer

• Amiya Braxton

• Rae’Lynn Thomas

• Claudia Ferreira

• Jennifer Jeffley

• Dominique Clayton

• Na'kia Crawford

• Pamela Turner

• Atatiana Jefferson

• Alajunaye Davis

• Angel Bumpass

• Aiyana Stanley-Jones

• LaVena Johnson

• Emerald Black

• Kenneka Jenkins

• Erykah Tijerina

• Shantel Davis

• Siyanda Mngaza

• Janet Wilson

• Marshae Jones

• Destiny Harrison

• Zinedine Karabo Gioia

• Tazne Van Wyk

• Mitrice Richardson

• Deborah Danner

• Sherida Davis

• Iyanna Dior

• Darnella Frazier

• Eleanor Gray Bumpurs

• Nia Wilson

• Miriam Carey

• Selena Reyes

• Althea Bernstein

• Brayla Stone

• Bibaa Henry & Nicole Smallman

• Amaria Jones

• Priscilla Slater

• Nina Pop

• Eisha Hudson

• Michelle Cusseaux

• Mya Hall

• Marilyn Monroe Cazares

• Bre Black

• Shaki Peters

• Merci Mack

• Draya McCarty

• Tatiana Hall

• Tamla Horsford

• Angela Martinez Gomez

• Nicole Addimando

• Gloria Bambo

• Charleena Lyles

• Zarrie Allen

• Rekia Boyd

• Shaliyah Davis

• Ashley Moore

• Sophie Long

• Aerrion Burnett

• Sara Blackwood

• Brooklyn DeShauna Smith

• Brandi Booker

• Angel Unique

• Lesly Palacio

• Asia Jynaé Foster

• Dominique Jackson

• Brittany Simone Smith

• Natasha Kieanna

• Courtney Eshay Key

• Hamdi Mohamed Farah

• Saraya Rees

• Chae’Meshia Simms

• * Additional Resources *

The purpose of this carrd is to have a compiled list of action items for murdered and abused women so their names and stories are not forgotten and justice can be served.This will be updated as more research is done by the creator.
Names are added in no particular order.Suggestions or submissions can be sent to [email protected].
Any aid in research is greatly appreciated.Thank you to all contributors.#BlackLivesMatter

Updated March 11, 2022

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Oluwatoyin Salau was a 19 year-old Black Lives Matters' activist from Tallahassee, Florida. She went missing on June 6, 2020 after posting a series of disturbing tweets about how she was sexually assaulted days earlier. On the 15th of June, just over a week after getting abducted, her body was found.Salau, was passionate about government policies, fighting racism and other issues affecting society. She, her family, friends and everyone she was able to influence with her social activism deserve and demand justice.Oluwatoyin Salau
#SayHerName

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