A honking caravan of cars made its through the streets of Sacramento today as a part of Reclaim MLK, an annual march held in Sacramento to pay tribute to Martin Luther King. The caravan began at Grant High School, passed the capitol building, stopped at City College, and Oak Park Community Center, before ending at CSUS.
Attendees participating in the Reclaim MLK car caravan hosted by BLM and NAACP of Sacramento, Monday, January 19th 2021 (photo/Diana Martinez [email protected]) 
Outside of Grant High School, attendees await the start of the Reclaim MLK march, which began at 9 a.m. Jan. 18 (photo/Casey Rafter [email protected]) 
Cars decorated with signs paying tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. make their way from Oak Park, continuing on 65th ave during the Reclaim MLK caravan. (photo/Casey Rafter [email protected]) 
Corvette enthusiasts follow “Old Blue”, Sacramento RT’s Rosa Parks bus as the Reclaim MLK Caravan stops at City College (photo/Casey Rafter [email protected]) 
“Big Sexy” makes its way through Sacramento, following the Reclaim MLK caravan Jan. 18. (photo/Casey Rafter [email protected]) 
A sign hangs outside of Grant High School Monday morning before the Reclaim MLK caravan begins. (photo/Casey Rafter [email protected]) 
Sacramento NAACP trailer decorated for the Reclaim MLK caravan Jan 18. (photo/Casey Rafter [email protected])
