Justice ReMix’d — It’s Back!
The sweet taste of justice.
Advancement Project National Office is proud to partner with Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream to bring back its limited-time flavor: Justice ReMix'd™!
With cinnamon and chocolate ice creams, gobs of cinnamon bun dough, and spicy fudge brownies, Justice ReMix’d™ has just the right zip for kick starting a conversation about the importance of racial equity in America, and the need for criminal justice reform. Even better? A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Justice ReMix’d™ will go to Advancement Project National Office as we continue to support grassroots partners actively waging campaigns to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline, end mass incarceration and combat systemic racism. Now that’s what we call sweet!
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