While scrolling through Instagram during the start of the awfully boring quarantine Summer of 2020, I saw the unacceptable racism displayed through the death of George Floyd. There was no possible way I could stare at my phone and dismiss the horrible issue displayed especially being a Sri-Lankan who had experienced racism first hand. My parents, harboring a quarantine mindset, would not give me permission to attend any protest as they usually involved large groups of people. Understandable. That did not mean I couldn’t help out the movement I soon became passionate about; It just meant I was going to find another way. I searched for any Instagram artists that had BLM art and with their permission, I would sell their art as Stickers, $5 apiece, to anyone and everyone I could in my area. All the profits would be donated. Shout out to Eric Vozolla and StudioAshleen for giving me the opportunity to turn their art into stickers. Anyone and everyone would love to have a cute looking sticker for a movement that was in desperate need of attention, and getting one for donating was a plus that no one could deny. One would directly be donating to social service organizations that supported the cause and by simply sticking a sticker wherever they pleased, they would spread awareness and bring attention to the movement. With the help of my friend Amy Yan, I went on to raise over $1,000 within a span of 2 weeks. A month later I, Jeffrey Perera, collaborated with my twin sister, Joanna Perera, and my close friend, Nethra Karthik, and decided to make “Stick Up”.