Community
Becerra Urges Black Leaders to Turn Out the Vote in Record Numbers
Former U.S. Secretary of Health Xavier Becerra recently visited Oakland to meet with prominent Black leaders just one week before the upcoming November election. Joined by Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee and Sacramento Observer Publisher Larry Lee, Becerra emphasized the importance of high voter turnout at Oakstop, a local Black-owned business. The meeting focused on community protection and collective efforts to support California’s diverse populations as the campaign for the governorship enters its final days. Visit our website to read more.
Becerra Urges Black Leaders to Turn Out the Vote in Record Numbers
A week before the Nov. 3 election where he hopes to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom as the next democratic governor, former U.S. Secretary of Health Xavier Becerra (center) stopped in Oakland to meet with Black leaders. Welcomed by Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee (center right), who is seeking reelection herself, Becerra said he was proud to stand with Black leaders in Oakland as Election Day grows closer. “Thank you to the elected officials, faith leaders, civic and community leaders who joined us at Oakstop, a Black-owned business that supports local entrepreneurs, artists, and community organizations. This election is about protecting all of California’s communities,” he said. “Let’s finish together.” They were joined by constituents Paul and Gay Cobb (left) and Sacramento Observer Publisher Larry Lee (right). Photo by Jonathan ‘Fitness’ Jones.
