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Yesterday, the Sacramento NAACP spoke at the Elk Grove Unified School Board Meeting about the racism many students, staff, and teachers experience within the district. During the upcoming school year, our education committee will attend these meetings regularly due to the high number of complaints we received within this district.
On May 19, 2025 (Malcolm X's 100th birthday), the Sacramento NAACP participated in the Day at the Capitol with several branches of the @cahinaacp. We advocated for bills supporting education, reparations, and support for families affected by the wildfires.
The Sacramento City Council will vote on its proposed budget on June 10th. We were at the most recent City Council meeting to let them know that cutting funding for youth programs would be detrimental and instead of allowing the police department to keep vacant positions, the city should fund community based organizations for a proactive and wraparound approach to potential threats to safety. It was admitted in the City Council Meeting that it would be difficult with the budget cuts to fill vacant positions in the police department. The money shouldn't sit there for jobs that may not be filled and be reallocated to youth based programs.
Yesterday, the Sacramento NAACP was awarded with the Peace and Justice Award from the Center for Africa Peace and Conflict Resolution for our 109 years of service in the Sacramento Community.
Today, the Sacramento NAACP held its 43rd Annual Prayer Breakfast.
This year's Prayer Breakfast theme was "Stand Together; Never Divided". We must remember that we are more alike than different, and we must protect one another from those who stand against civil rights for all people.
See you next April for the 44th Annual Prayer Breakfast.
Today, the Sacramento NAACP held its 43rd Annual Prayer Breakfast. Congratulations to our honorees. We appreciate their dedication to civil rights.
This year's Prayer Breakfast theme was "Stand Together; Never Divided". We must remember that we are more alike than different, and we must protect one another from those who stand against civil rights for all people.
See you next April for the 44th Annual Prayer Breakfast.
Today, the Sacramento NAACP held its 43rd Annual Prayer Breakfast. We want to thank our speakers Pastor Darnell Thomas, Pastor Jeffery Johnson, II and Pastor Esley Simmons, Sr.
We want to also thank Ascension Evolved, Men of Faith and DJ Gino.
This year's Prayer Breakfast theme was "Stand Together; Never Divided". We have to remember that many of us are more alike than different, and we must protect one another from those who stand against civil rights for all people.
See you next April for the 44th Annual Prayer Breakfast.
