Nehemiah Johnson, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), raises his fist while speaking to the group gathered at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])
Three different protests in Sacramento were covered. March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol. Then The Youth March For Black Freedom that marched from River Walk Park to the California State Capitol. Last was the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020.
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(Sara Nevis/[email protected])Leia Schenk, right, founder of EMPACT Org, comforts Samuel Lewis, Juice organizer, as they show emotion while speaking at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Organizer Elizabeth Gonzalez, left, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, lets Cierra Griffin, founder of Black Existence Matters Sacramento, know who will be the next speaker at the March for Liberty & Justice for All that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Cierra Griffin, left, founder of Black Existence Matters Sacramento, on the bullhorn while Nehemiah Johnson, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), dances at the end of speakers at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Nehemiah Johnson, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), raises his fist while speaking to the group gathered at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])The group gathered raise their fist while listening to speakers at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Victor Taylor stands on the sidewalk having a discussion about his views on statutes being taken down with people at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. “I think that tearing down statues in a random, I don’t feel good, mood ripping them down is a bad idea,” said Taylor. “It doesn’t solve nothing. If you want to take a statue down vote on it. You can always update statues. You can always put another plaque under a statue.” (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Alice Moylan signs up at the Sac Change Coalition booth at the March for Liberty & Justice for All organized by Elizabeth Gonzalez, 20, with Protest for Change Sacramento, that started at Fremont Park and marched to California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. Sac Change Coalition, partnered with Move the vote, setup the booth to remove Sacramento’s District Attorney Anne Schubert from office. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])A group gathered on the steps listens to a speaker at The Youth March For Black Freedom that marched from River Walk Park to the California State Capitol before in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020.(Sara Nevis/[email protected])Mary Tovar sits on the steps with the Mexican flag listening to speakers at The Youth March For Black Freedom that marched from River Walk Park to the California State Capitol before in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020.(Sara Nevis/[email protected])CHP checks the ID of this individual after they were asked to remove him at The Youth March For Black Freedom that marched from River Walk Park to the California State Capitol before in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. According to Nehemiah Johnson, creator of Juice, the individual has made people feel uncomfortable at previous gatherings. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])(left to right) Leia Schenk, founder of EMPACT Org, Nehemiah Johnson, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), and Kid, security, talk to CHP to explain why they wanted an individual to leave The Youth March For Black Freedom that marched from River Walk Park to the California State Capitol before in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. According to Johnson, the individual has made people feel uncomfortable at previous gatherings. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Tracy Mapes tells protestors, “Please remove your mask and breath the air you deserve,” at The Youth March For Black Freedom that marched from River Walk Park to the California State Capitol before in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020.(Sara Nevis/[email protected])A group of hundreds listen to the speakers at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Lt. Josie Morales, left, National Brown Berets, talks to the group that will provide security at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Kaitlyn Devereaux listens to the speakers at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])City College alumnus Michael Ramirez, Sacramento Brown Berets, speaks to the group gathered at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Katy Grant listens to the speakers at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Ixchel, with The Decolonization Project, talks to the group gathered at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Delphine Brody, left, and Maria de Luz Alexandrino hold a banner for Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])(left to right) Theodor Goodman, Aiden McCarty and Shayden listen to the speakers at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Adam Jordan, leadership with Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, speaks to the group gathered at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])A group of hundreds listen to the speakers at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Nghia Nguyen, Gender Health Center and community organizer, speaks to the group gathered at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])A group of hundreds listen to the speakers at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Bru Lei raps at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])(left to right) Siblings Corrina Snow, Benny Rojas and Joaquin Rojas, Capitol City Drum and Dance, play the drums and sing while Ixchel, with The Decolonization Project, holds the microphone at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])A group on top of the bus that will lead the protest march at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Group dancing at the intersection on L Street with Nehemiah Johnson, left, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), on the bullhorn during the protest march at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Nehemiah Johnson, center, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), walks with the group during the protest march at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])Mariah Mendez hold a sign during the protest march at the 4th of Your Lie protest hosted by The Decolonization Project, NorCal Resist, Black Brown Shut It Down, SCARS, Anti Police Terror Project Sacramento, Poor People’s Campaign Sacramento and Jewish Voice for Peace Sacramento at the California State Capitol before they marched around downtown in Sacramento, California, Saturday, July 4, 2020. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])
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