George Floyd’s death sparked a social uprising so massive that it spanned the globe. But as much of the world moved on, the resulting trauma still persists for many Black Americans.
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Saint John s Program for Real Change s client, Beyanse Martinez and her daughter, Friday, May 6, 2021..
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Beyanse Martinez spent more than three years without a home, bouncing from Los Angeles to Fresno to Sacramento. At times the 22-year-old lived in her car, other times in hotels.
Then 10 months ago she gave birth to her daughter and knew she needed more stability.
“It was unpredictable, scary and very confusing,” Martinez said as she held her baby on a recent warm afternoon. “I was running out of options.”
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Sherri Kirk, program manager, talks to a youth about a dispute they had with another program attendee at Neighborhood Wellness Foundation in Sacramento Monday, May 10, 2021.
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When Renee Webster-Hawkins was helping her fifth grade son with his math homework one night this past year, she noticed a troubling gap in his learning.
“It was clear that he simply didn’t understand how to divide two fractions,” said Webster-Hawkins, who regularly tutors her two sons, enrolled in Sacramento City Unified schools, to make sure they’re grasping everything from their teacher.
COUNCILLORS have demanded to know why they had no oversight of a local authority-run company set up to distribute public funds which has laid dormant for several years. Councillor Neil Baldwin said nearly a quarter of million of pounds in the accounts of Redcar and Cleveland Enterprise Limited had been “sat there doing nothing” and it was bizarre that former council members had remained as directors. Meanwhile, Redcar and Cleveland Council leader Mary Lanigan said she was “quite appalled” and wanted an inquiry into events. But former council leader George Dunning said he was “bemused” by the fuss being caused and suggested Cllr Lanigan and her colleagues were being mischievous with their comments.