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@blackwomeninmotion.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 10:11 PM

Here are a few ways you can support Kendall Francis and Black Survivors.
#LSU #LouisianaStateUniversity #KendallFrancis #BelieveSurvivors #EndGBV #EndRapeOnCampus #Consent #RapeCulture

Black background. At the top center, in capital letters, black text reads: “Support Kendall’s Journey Toward Healing and Justice.” Below this, white and neon green-yellow font reads: “Share Her Story - Updates are on her TikTok @kenndanii; Support and Boost the GoFundMe Campaign - https://gofund.me/43083d577; Organize a Protest.”Black background. At the top center, black capital letters read: “Demand a Full Investigation and Accountability.” Below this, white and neon green-yellow text lists the following contacts: “LSU’s Office of the President: 225-578-2111 or president@lsu.edu; LSU’s Office of Civil Rights and Title IX: 225-578-9000 or ocrandtix@lsu.edu/ titleix@lsu.edu; LSU’s Athletics Director’s Office: 225-578-8001 or vausberry@lsu.edu; LSU’s Football Department: 225-578-1151; LSU’s Division of Student Affairs: 225-578-8607 or studentaffairs@lsu.edu Black background. At the top center, black capital letters read: “Demand a Full Investigation and Accountability.” Below this, white and neon green-yellow text lists the following contacts: “East Baton Rouge District Attorney, Hillar C. Moore III: 225-389-3412 or 225-389-3400; Louisiana Attorney General, Liz Murrill: 225-326-6000 or 1-877-297-0995 or constituentservices@ag.louisiana.gov; and Governor of Louisiana, Jeff Landry: 225-342-0991/ 225-342-7015 or GovLandryPress@la.gov
Black background. At the top center, black capital letters read: “Support Black Victims and Survivors.” Below this, white and neon green-yellow text lists the following: “Amplify and center the voices of Black survivors; Share culturally-relevant healing resources; Donate to Black feminist organizations at the forefront of preventing and responding to gendered violence, like Black Women In Motion, Project Agape, Justice for Black Girls, Lavender Rights Project, me too. International, National Black Women's Justice Institute, SASHA CENTER, Ujima - The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community; and Start a conversation about disrupting rape culture and GBV in Black communities.”