The Justice League of Greater Lansing celebrated its 4th Anniversary Fall Celebration & Fundraiser in Lansing, Michigan, highlighting community power, culture, and reparations-focused work advancing racial equity. This 60-second highlight video captures moments from the celebration through short, wordless clips that reflect the joy, unity, and energy of the people who make this work possible. For four years, the Justice League of Greater Lansing has been committed to advancing racial equity through reparations, education, housing support, and community investment. Events like this celebration help sustain the mission and strengthen the relationships that drive long-term change. 📍 Lansing, Michigan 🎉 4th Anniversary Fall Celebration & Fundraiser #JusticeLeagueGLM #LansingMichigan #CommunityPower #FallCelebration #Reparations #RacialEquity #CommunityOrganizing #BlackLedOrganizations #MichiganEvents

Join us in this historic moment as Lansing witnesses its first reparations payment, facilitated by the Justice League of Greater Lansing Michigan. In this video, we hear from key leaders, including President Prince Solace and founder Willie Bryan, as they discuss the Justice League's efforts to repair the breach caused by the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow. Key Moments: - Introduction of Lansing's first reparations payment. - The journey and importance of reparations for the African-American community. - The Justice League’s role in leading this movement locally. - Reflections on social justice, reparations, and closing the racial wealth gap. - Partnership with the Mandela Washington Fellows, sharing a congratulatory message. Learn more about the Justice League's faith-based reparations model and how it's making a difference in the Greater Lansing community. Together, we are working towards racial reconciliation, structural repair, and freedom for all. For more information about the Justice League of Greater Lansing Michigan, visit https://www.justiceleagueglm.org. #Reparations #SocialJustice #Lansing #JusticeLeague #RacialReconciliation

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2024 Justice League of Greater Lansing Michigan Reparations Scholarship! In this heartfelt video, we honor and celebrate the ten outstanding individuals who have been awarded scholarships by our community. Each of these remarkable students has shown exceptional dedication, talent, and potential, and we are proud to support their educational journeys. Learn more about the Justice League GLM Scholarship at https://www.justiceleagueglm.org/scholarship Follow us on social media: Join our mission to create positive change and inspire others to discover their true potential. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more uplifting content. #JusticeLeagueGLM #scholarship #reperations #lansing #racialjustice

In this insightful discussion, leaders from the Justice League of Greater Lansing discuss their crucial role in tackling systemic racial inequalities in the Greater Lansing area. They detail the historical context of racial disparities and describe the League's faith-based initiatives aimed at reparations. These efforts focus on education, housing, and business support for the African-American community, including engaging local white churches in transformative discussions and actions. ► Explore how the Justice League GLM is promoting change through reparations and community support. ► Hear about their collaborative efforts with local congregations to address past injustices and build a more equitable future. ► Experience the significant impact of acknowledgment and apology from religious communities on the journey towards racial reconciliation. Join us to learn about the ongoing projects and successes of the Justice League GLM, and see how their efforts are contributing to tangible improvements in Lansing. This video celebrates community resilience and the power of collective action. 🔗 To learn more about the Justice League of Greater Lansing and how you can get involved, visit our website: https://www.justiceleagueglm.org/ 🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more updates on community initiatives and discussions that promote justice, equity, and understanding.

The Justice League of Greater Lansing hosted a screening of the one-hour documentary, "The Cost of Inheritance." This powerful film examines America's legacy of systemic racial inequities, connecting the experiences of descendants of slaves and slave owners to today's challenges. ► See how the documentary links historical injustices to current social justice issues. ► Discover how you can become more proactive in the fight for racial equity and justice. ► Gain insights from the film, co-produced by the University of Michigan's Center for Social Solutions. This event is part of our ongoing effort to educate and engage the community in proactive social justice actions. Whether you're deeply involved in social justice or looking to understand how you can contribute, this film is an essential resource. 🔗 For more information on our initiatives and how you can get involved, visit our website: https://www.justiceleagueglm.org/ 🔔 Subscribe to stay updated on our screenings, discussions, and the work we do to promote justice and equality in our community.

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In a momentous event at the Michigan State Capitol, dozens gathered for a heartfelt apology addressing the long-lasting impacts of slavery. This gathering, highlighted in our coverage, marks an essential step towards reconciling over 400 years of injustice faced by African Americans. The apology, coordinated by the Justice League of Greater Lansing, involved members from various community sectors, emphasizing unity and collaborative repair efforts. Prince Solace, President of the Justice League, outlined the efforts of predominantly white churches in understanding and addressing the historical and theological impacts of slavery. This event is part of broader initiatives by the Justice League, which include educational presentations and the establishment of the Lansing Reparation Endowment Fund, aimed at addressing wealth disparities through scholarships, business startups, and homeownership support. As we celebrate Juneteenth, this event serves as a reminder of the ongoing journey towards justice and equity. For more on how you can support or get involved with the Justice League of Greater Lansing, visit our website https://www.justiceleagueglm.org/ #reparations #racialequity #racialjustice #Juneteenth

On Juneteenth, the Justice League of Greater Lansing spearheaded a historic public apology for the sin of slavery at the state capital. This event marked an important step in our community's journey towards healing and justice. Attendees included a diverse group of community members and state senator Sarah Anthony, highlighting a strong community response and the need for national acknowledgment and apology for historical injustices. This video captures the heartfelt speeches, the diverse turnout, and the significant impact of recognizing Juneteenth, not just as a day of celebration but as a moment of communal reflection and action. Join us in our continued efforts to address and repair the impacts of racism in our community. For more information on our initiatives and how you can get involved, visit our website linked in the description below. #Juneteenth #Lansing #JusticeLeagueGLM #PublicApology #CommunityHealing

News 10's Jordan Burell reports live from All Saints Episcopal Church in East Lansing, where the congregation has pledged nearly $100,000 to the Justice League of Greater Lansing. This substantial donation is aimed at supporting black homeownership, education, and entrepreneurship in an effort to bridge the racial wealth gap. This segment explores how the church is addressing its historical complicity in systemic racism through what they call "faith-based reparations." Additionally, All Saints is also contributing to Native American causes, emphasizing their commitment to rectifying past injustices across multiple communities. Watch to learn more about the church's initiatives and hear from Prince Solace of the Justice League of Greater Lansing on the importance of providing these opportunities. #Lansing #RacialEquity #JusticeLeagueGL #CommunitySupport #FaithBasedAction

In this special Black History Month feature, News 10's Mars Anderson explores the remarkable life and work of Willye Bryan, a trailblazer in Lansing's black community and one of the few black female entomologists at Michigan State University. Willye Bryan has moved beyond her challenging past in the segregated South to become a leader in advocating for Black Americans and addressing racial injustices. This video highlights her journey from the Jim Crow South to her influential role in forming the Justice League of Greater Lansing, aiming to repair the damage caused by racism through educational scholarships and support for black entrepreneurs. #BlackHistoryMonth #Trailblazer #JusticeLeagueGL #LansingCommunity #EducationalEquality #socialjustice 🔗 Learn more about our mission and how you can get involved: https://www.justiceleagueglm.org/ 🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more updates on our community initiatives and insightful discussions on racial justice and equity.

Join us for the season finale of Mission Control Podcast Season 3, right here on the Justice League of Greater Lansing’s channel. Our President, Prince Solace, shares insights into the transformative work we’re championing to address wealth inequities through a reparations model rooted in faith and community collaboration. ► Prince provides a deep dive into our organization's journey, discussing our goals, the challenges we encounter, and the powerful responses from the community. ► Discover the strategic approaches we employ to educate and engage various community sectors, fostering meaningful dialogue and actions toward social justice. ► Understand the broader implications of our work on community relations and the vital importance of addressing historical injustices to heal and move forward. This episode not only wraps up an enlightening season but also highlights how committed individuals and organizations can drive significant grassroots change. 🔗 Want to learn more about our initiatives or get involved? Visit our website for detailed information on how you can contribute to our cause: Justice League of Greater Lansing Website 💌 Interested in joining the conversation or attending one of our monthly team meetings? Contact us at JusticeLeagGM@gmail.com. Our meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month, and we welcome new voices to help propel our mission forward. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for updates on our community initiatives and enriching discussions on reparations and racial equity.

In an impactful move towards racial justice, the First Presbyterian Church in Lansing has donated a $40,000 check to the Justice League of Greater Lansing as part of their commitment to reparations. This donation, which is part of a broader $100,000 goal, aims to enhance education and housing opportunities for the African-American community in the region. ► Discover how this contribution is part of a larger reparations movement. ► Learn about the local community's mixed reactions and the conversations it has sparked. ► Understand the goals for these funds and the anticipated impact on local education and housing initiatives. Join us in this detailed report by Asia Lawrence, your neighborhood reporter, and see firsthand the unfolding of a community's journey towards reconciliation and support. 🔗 Learn more about our mission and how you can get involved: https://www.justiceleagueglm.org/ 🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more updates on our community initiatives and insightful discussions on racial justice and equity.

BTB session had a guest named Prince Solace, on staff at a local PCUSA church, who says he goes to Presby congregations and even the general assembly soliciting reparation $$$ from church endowments