Protestors party in the park

July 4, 2020

Qu’in dances with a pixel whip at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

The Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party organized by Defund the Police Sacramento at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing, fireworks and performers for over a hundred people in the park.

Ms Q The Drummer, left, and B Dat B Smoove play the drums at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Danielle Grevious, right, and others perform with poi flow toys at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

People sort through a pile of glow sticks at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Qu’in dances with a pixel whip at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

(left to right) Qu’in dances with a pixel whip while Tahree Amir plays the trumpet and Eboni Esra play the doumdek drum at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Liv Styler, organizer with Defund the Police Sacramento, speaks to the group gathered at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Nehemiah Johnson, creator of Juice (justice unites individuals and communities everywhere), speaks to the group gathered at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Adi Mangas claps while listening to the speakers at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Eboni Esra sings while playing an electronic drum kit at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Ela, right, raps while Russell Cummings, host, watches her perform at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

Natalie McDonough dances at the Defund the Police: An Act of Radical Joy block party at Frank Seymour Park in Sacramento, California, Friday, July 3, 2020. There was music, dancing and performers for over a hundred people in the park. (Sara Nevis/[email protected])

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