Bernice King, who is the youngest child of late Martin Luther King Jr, has a message for the people who are not protesting in the streets, saying that it is perfectly fine there are other ways to help.
Bernice King and Coretta Scott King according to the report by TMZ, said being a protester requires a certain character and discipline and not everyone fits the bill. But everyone can be a part of the movement.
For the George Floyd protests, Bernice King said there are many roles to fill, like donating to help bail out peaceful protesters who were arrested, or helping with research, or simply being vocal about wanting to end racism in this country, the report added.
Bernice King points out she’s not on the front lines with protesters in this case either, because she’s focused on achieving the desired results of positive change so the protests aren’t in vain.
King suggests there’s a lot of work to be done, but lucky for us her father set a pretty stellar example, and she’s striving to follow his lead and get others in line, as well.