Bryce Dallas Howard Urges Fans To Learn About Racism Through Film, But Not With 'The Help'

While there have been far too many examples of police officers needlessly killing black people, the murder of George Floyd last week has triggered a — not only American — but worldwide movement.

Whether they're simply using their platform to spread the word, donating, or trying to educate their fans,

"Please look at this thread. My initial contributions are $100,000 to the various organizations I have included. I encourage you and my peers to contribute whatever you can. Every amount counts!!!!!," she tweeted, along with a link, encouraging her fans to donate as well.

"Matched my sis @Kehlani asking everyone else who can to step up and help contribute to @PeoplesBreakOak," he tweeted along with a screenshot of his $2000 donation!

He revealed that his contribution was initially flagged, writing: “They just called fraud on my card LOL,” Drake said. “I donated 100K. They were like nah 😂.”

Thankfully, his donation went through, and a screenshot was shared as proof.

The Weeknd donated a whopping $500,000 to various causes such as Black Lives Matter Global Network, Know Your Rights, and National Bail Out.

"Keep supporting our brothers and sisters out there risking everything to push for actual change for our black lives," he wrote on Instagram.

“In celebration of whatever the [expletive] maga night is, I am committed to donating $100,000 to the bail outs of protestors across the country," Chrissy tweeted on Saturday, later adding,

“Ooo they might need more money then. Make it $200,000."

"We've never had to worry about preparing our kids for different rules of law or what might happen if we're pulled over in the car," the pair both shared in a statement on social media.

"We don't know what it's like to experience that life day in and day out. We can't imagine feeling that kind of fear and anger. We're ashamed that in the past we've allowed ourselves to be uninformed about how deeply rooted systemic racism is."

The Knocked Up star, and comedian revealed on Twitter that he matched a $50 donation to the Minnesota Freedom Fund to bail out the protestors in Minneapolis.

And he donated "much more", apparently!

She has been encouraging her followers to educate themselves on racism and the history of racism through film — with the exception of one of her movies, The Help.

"That being said, The Help is a fictional story told through the perspective of a white character and was created by predominantly white storytellers. We can all go further."

She went on to explain that if you're looking for a film that will help you understand the oppression that black people have faced for hundreds of years, there are better options than The Help.

As well as, Say Her Name: The Life And Death Of Sandra Bland⁣, Selma⁣, Watchmen⁣ and When They See Us ⁣.

Let us know what you think of Bryce Dallas Howard's #BlackLivesMatter inspired movie list in the comments below!

Which movies are you watching to keep yourself educated? Let us know!