Black advocates march through Del Paso Heights to bring awareness to 'reimagining justice'

Karma Dickerson reports

COMMUNITIES.FOX FORTY'S KARMA DICKERSONHAS MORE ON THE PUSH FORRACIAL EQUALITY HERE INSACRAMENTO.

MARCHING INCELEBRATION OF ONE KIND OFJUSTICE CALLING FOR MORE TOCOME I'M INVESTING IN OURCOMMUNITY.STOPPING THE VIOLENCE INTHE ARMY JUST AS NEARDOZENS WENT FROM GRANT HIGHSCHOOL THROUGH THE STREETS OFDEL PASO HEIGHTS GROUPSREPRESENTED INCLUDE BUILDBLACK BROTHER TO BROTHER ANDTHE BLACK CHILD LEGACYCAMPAIGN LED BY DOCTOR JOHNMOANANU JU KNOWN TO MOST ASAND LOOKING AT WHERE THEDOLLARS AND KNOW HOW THEDOLLARS ARE BEING SPENT ISSEEING IF THERE'S A WAY FOR USEVERY IN INVESTED INTOCOMMUNITY-BASED WORD IF YOUDON'T HAVE A SEAT AT THETABLE.YOU BECOME A PART OF THEMENU ENDING TAKEN WOULD PARKTHE RALLY MARKED AN EARLYSTART TO JUNETEENTHCELEBRATION JUNE 19 KNOWN ASJUNETEENTH MARKS THE DATE THEUNION ARMY ANNOUNCED THESLAVES IN TEXAS, ONE OF THELAST BASTIONS OF CONFEDERATESLAVERY.

THEY WERE FREE.

THOSECAME NEARLY 2 AND A HALF YEARSAFTER THE EMANCIPATIONPROCLAMATION TECHNICALLY FREEDSLAVES IN STATES CURRENTLYREBELLING AGAINST THE UNIONAND NEARLY 6 MONTHS BEFORE THE13TH AMENDMENT TO THECONSTITUTION FREED ALLREMAINING SLAVES.

JUNETEENTHIS WIDELY CELEBRATED AS THEEND OF SLAVERY AND THE FREEDOMLIBERATION INDEPENDENCE DAYFOR AFRICAN AMERICANS MEAN ALOT OF INJUSTICES LOT OF LOANSYOU MIGHT WANT TO HELP MAKEHIS RIGHT TO A SPORT, YOUPARTICIPATE IN THE BLACK CHILDLEGACY PROGRAM AT MIT, THEDEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD ANDPEOPLE IN VIOLENCE IN THEFOLLOWING WEEKS HAS WEIGHED ONHIM.BUT HE FEELS CONFIDENT HISROLE IN THE IN A FACILITY ANDYOU BUT IN A MESSAGE, YOU KNOWBLACK LIVES THAT MUCH.