Call Them All Out

We Don’t Just Call Out the Monster on the News—
We Call Out the One in Our Family.

If your outrage skips over the predator you know,
you’re not a truth-teller.
You’re a gatekeeper in disguise.

We are the children who were never protected.
We are the seekers who left temples that refused to name the harm.
We are the women, the queer, the trans, the truth-tellers—
who will no longer keep secrets to protect image, power, or peace.

#CallThemAllOut is a survivor-led, spirit-fueled, and justice-centered movement calling for total accountability—not just in politics or media, but in the homes, offices, churches, schools, and sacred spaces where predators have long been protected.

This isn’t cancel culture.
This is karmic culture.
And it’s long overdue.

1. Truth Before Tribe
   If protecting your group means silencing the truth—you’ve lost the plot.
2. Dinner Table First
   If you won’t name the predator in your home, don’t act brave naming the one in office.
3. No Selective Outrage
   Political alignment doesn’t absolve moral failing.
4. Accountability Over Image
   Your brand, your church, your spiritual collective isn’t worth more than a child’s safety.
5. Love Is Not Silence
   Real love tells the truth, even when it costs everything.

"You said you'd die for me, but you wouldn't call him out.
You said you believed in justice, but not if it meant naming Dad, Uncle, Coach, Pastor, Boss, Guru, or 'good old family friend.'"

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"Call Them All Out" — A Wake-Up Call in 3 Minutes

"If you're not ready to call out the monster at your table—
you're not ready to fight the one on TV."

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Use it. Say it. Tattoo it if you must.
This is how we flood the timeline with non-performative justice.
This is how we burn the veil.

You don’t have to be perfect to be brave.
You just have to stop being silent.

This is your moment.
Call. Them. All. Out.

📍 A movement birthed by survivors, healers, and spiritual warriors.

⚖️ Built on truth, not tribalism.

They told us to call out the monster on the screen.
But they told us to stay quiet about the monster at the dinner table.

They cheered when we condemned a celebrity,
but winced when we named the uncle, the coach,
the healer, the husband, the man of God.

This is how evil survives—
not in the shadows,
but in the spaces we refuse to illuminate
because exposure costs comfort.

We are done protecting predators with our politeness.
We are done calling out the abuser in Washington
while feeding the one in our home.

#CallThemAllOut is not a hashtag.
It is a soul contract
for anyone who has ever wanted to make the world safer
but didn’t know where to begin.

You begin here.
Not by condemning the far-away monster—
but by facing the familiar one.

• 💔 The child who sat in silence while their community protected the abuser.
• 🧕🏽 The woman shamed into silence because “it would ruin the family.”
• 🙏 The seeker who left their temple after the guru was “too beloved to confront.”
• 🎙️ The survivor who whispered for years and was told “not to make trouble.”
• 🧠 The person gaslit by institutions into thinking harm was healing.

It’s not about religious image.
It’s not about who’s in your family, party, or pulpit.

It’s about truth.

All of it.
Everywhere it hurts.
No exceptions.

1. Truth before Tribe:
   If your “community” can’t handle the truth, it’s not a sanctuary—it’s a shelter for predators.
2. No Selective Outrage:
   If you call out Trump, but not your cousin—your voice is not brave. It's performative.
3. Survivor-Led. Spirit-Fueled. Justice-Focused.
   We follow those who lived through it, not those who benefitted from hiding it.
4. Accountability over Image:
   We don’t protect reputations. We protect people.
5. Dinner Table First:
   Revolution doesn’t begin at the ballot box. It begins at the breakfast table.

To the men:
You’re not off the hook because you didn’t do it.
You’re on the hook because you knew, and you didn’t stop it.

To the women:
Stop calling it intuition if you’re going to ignore it when it tells you he’s hurting someone.

To the spiritual:
If your love doesn’t demand justice,
it’s not divine. It’s denial.

To the survivors:
You owe no one silence.
You owe yourself everything.

To the enablers:
You were afraid to lose your seat at the table.
We are building a new table.

This is sacred fire.
This is love in its fiercest form.

Let it burn.

#CallThemAllOut
Not just the headline.
The husband. The pastor. The coworker.
The elder. The activist.
The favorite. The father.

All of them.