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Using high-frequency donation records from a major medical crowdfunding siteand careful difference-in-difference analysis, we demonstrate that the 2020 BLMsurge decreased the fundraising gap between Black and non-Black beneficiariesby around 50\%. The reduction is largely attributed to non-Black donors. Thosebeneficiaries in counties with moderate BLM activities were most impacted. Weconstruct innovative instrumental variable approaches that utilize weekends andrainfall to identify the global and local effects of BLM protests. Resultssuggest a broad social movement has a greater influence on charitable-givingbehavior than a local event. Social media significantly magnifies the impact ofprotests.

Can the Black Lives Matter Movement Reduce Racial Disparities? Evidence from Medical Crowdfunding