Fearless Fund continues the fight against Defenders of White Supremacy

“Honestly, I actually have the same belief as the plaintiff. I would like a world where race-based things do not matter.

- Marc H. Morial

But guess what - we live in America, and there are disparities that have to be solved for us to get to that point.” -- Arian Simone, Fearless Fund Co-Founder

“We are not stepping back. We leaning into this cause to make sure that women of color get the support, the funding, to grow their businesses--so they can achieve the American dream. Because that's why we're here. We're here to close this wealth gap. We are here to achieve the American dream and to continue to serve communities.” -- Ayana Parsons, Fearless Fund CoFounder

Few had ever heard the term “woke” when anti-racial justice activist Edward Blum began his crusade to preserve systemic racism after losing a congressional race to a Black opponent in 1992.

Even fewer would have declared (much less loudly and proudly) their opposition to it after hearing it defined as “the belief there are systemic injustices in American society and the need to address them.”