Speedy Transport, a Canadian trucking company, launched the Everyone vs. Racism graffiti project featuring two trailers decorated by artist Jessey Pacho to highlight racism and promote unity. Jared Martin, Speedy Transport's president, explained that the project responds to ongoing racial tensions, especially in the United States, and aims to use the company's moving billboards to deliver a clear anti-oppression message. One trailer will operate within Canada, while the other will travel in the U.S. Martin emphasized that this initiative is just a starting point for the company's broader commitment to fighting racism and acknowledged the potential business risks involved.

The project has drawn attention for its public solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, with tractors pulling the trailers also displaying related decals. This corporate activism through public art has sparked debate about its role and effectiveness in addressing social issues like racism. Supporters commend Speedy Transport for using its platform to promote unity, while critics question the impact of such artistic expressions.

Media outlets such as Today’s Trucking and trucknews.com have covered the project, noting its significance amid ongoing cultural discussions about race and social justice in North America. So far, there have been no official institutional responses to the initiative.