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SAVE THE DATE 🗓️ 🖊️ Sunday, June 21st, 2026 🗓️ 🖊️ Registration details will be released in January. The Vendor interests form will also be released in the month of January.

Our volunteer team is still enjoying time with family, and we hope you all continue to enjoy time with yours. See you all next year!

Flier hand drawn by the creator of the Lowrider Man logo, Joe Hernandez

Sunday, June 21st @california.lowrider.holiday 🗓️ 🖊️
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🎥 @thecamguypetee

@brownissuesfhsyellowjackets will be tabling along with members from Sac, so swing by a check out our booth to learn more about what we’ll be up to in the summer and next school year ✊🏾❤️

FREE FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT 🚨 TODAY 🚨 @socioscarclub 25 Anniversary and Super Show 🗺️ (Greater Sacramento Area)

Volunteers installed 50 pairs of shoes in locations across the Twin Cities, where federal agents detained, shot, killed or committed violent acts against people during Operation Metro Surge.

Minneapolis-based artist Laura Migliorino came up with ICE Ghost Shoes 26: A Remembrance. She and her wife jumped into community resistance during Operation Metro Surge, but wanted to do something more long-lasting.

Read more at the link in our bio and see @ghostshoesice26 for updates. Reporting and video by @aliciakismeteler/The Minnesota Star Tribune.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) questioned EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Jessica Kramer on data centers’ effects on clean drinking water.

During a hearing in the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, Ocasio-Cortez brought two examples of water from a Georgia community impacted by the construction of data centers.

Public opposition to data centers is hardening as overwhelming majorities of Americans now oppose construction of the facilities in their communities, according to a Gallup survey.

Thank you @msrachelforlittles for using your voice, platform and truly caring and loving ALL kids 🙏🏾
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RP “It’s insane that @corecivic makes millions while children are being harmed at Dilley. It’s sick. Congress, please don’t support this! Let’s unite around the safety and well being of kids and close Dilley!”

#msrachel #freefamilies #dilley #moms #immigration

The EPA proposed Monday to kill drinking water limits for four so-called forever chemicals set by the Biden administration in 2024.

The EPA said it will keep limits on PFOA and PFOS, the two most widely studied PFAS compounds, but will allow some water utilities to extend their compliance deadline from 2029 to 2031.

The rollbacks could delay or eliminate drinking water protections for up to 105 million people.

PFAS have been linked to cancer, thyroid disease, liver damage, decreased fertility and immune system damage.

The EPA proposed Monday to kill drinking water limits for four so-called forever chemicals set by the Biden administration in 2024.

The EPA said it will keep limits on PFOA and PFOS, the two most widely studied PFAS compounds, but will allow some water utilities to extend their compliance deadline from 2029 to 2031.

The rollbacks could delay or eliminate drinking water protections for up to 105 million people.

PFAS have been linked to cancer, thyroid disease, liver damage, decreased fertility and immune system damage.

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Six years later and we continue to carry Sean with us in every space we enter. This article means so much because it reminds people that before Sean became a headline, he was our brother, our “Tucán,” our family.

Keeping his memory alive has never only been about remembrance. It has been about refusing erasure, fighting for accountability, and creating spaces rooted in love, healing, and community. From Sean Monterrosa Blvd, to the community library, to Tucán’s Day, we continue to build living reminders that Sean was here and that his life mattered deeply.

Grief has transformed into movement, memory into action, and love into something permanent. We carry Sean with us always. ❤️

Thank you to @theguardsmanccsf for telling this story with care. Link in bio to read full article.

📸: @by.kyjoyo

Our ancestors fought and died for our right to vote in the United States, and if we don’t show out in numbers to exercise that right and protect that right, we may see that right taken from us in our lifetime. The is not sounding the alarm. The 🚨 🚨 🚨 ALARMS 🚨 🚨 🚨 have been going off all around us.