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Social Justice Speakers

Justice for All: Empowering messages & the Strive for Equality from Social Justice Experts
List of Social Justice Speakers

Social justice speakers dedicate their lives to activism and fighting for social justice. They bring light to issues like gender equality, prison reform, and civil rights by speaking out and proposing solutions. These keynote speakers include founders of organizations, authors, lawyers and more. Each one strongly advocates for social change and can speak to your audience about the issues our society faces today.

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Simu Liu
(2 ratings)

Chinese-Canadian Actor & Writer; Best Known for His Role in Shang-Chi

Leo Terrell

Renowned Civil Rights Attorney, Author of "Your Rights at the Work Place: The Things Your Boss Won’t Tell You"

Deanna Singh
(4 ratings)

Social Entrepreneur, Keynote Speaker, Change Agent & Author of "Purposeful Hustle"

Michelle MiJung Kim
(2 ratings)

Author of "The Wake Up" & CEO of Awaken

Chella Man
(2 ratings)

Transgender Model, Activist & Artist

Huda Essa

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Consultant, TEDx Speaker, Educator, Author

Xernona Clayton
(4 ratings)

Civil Rights Leader, Broadcast Executive, Founder, President & CEO of the Trumpet Awards Foundation

Aubrey Blanche

Diversity & Belonging Expert, Startup Advisor

Bobby Berk
(1 rating)

Founder & Creative Director at Bobby Berk Home; Interior Designer on Netflix's "Queer Eye"

Michaela Jaé Rodriguez
(3 ratings)

Actress & Singer; Known for "Pose"; HIV Awareness Advocate

Tommie Smith
(3 ratings)

World Record Breaking Gold Medal Olympian & Civil Rights Icon Famous for Black Power Salute at the Olympics

Antoni Porowski
(2 ratings)

Chef, Model & TV Personality Known for Netflix's "Queer Eye"

Tan France
(1 rating)

Fashion Designer & TV Personality Known for Netflix's "Queer Eye"

Fania Davis
(2 ratings)

Co-founder & Director of Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth

Karamo
(5 ratings)

Television Host & Culture Expert on Netflix's "Queer Eye"

Maya Wiley
(3 ratings)

President and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights; Former Senior Vice President for Social Justice at The New School

Linda Sarsour
(6 ratings)

Award-Winning Racial Justice & Civil Rights Activist; Community Organizer

Ijeoma Oluo
(8 ratings)

Writer & Social Activist Known for Her Work on Issues of Race & Identity; Author of "So You Want to Talk About Race"