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Looking for support during these wild times? We’ve got you covered🌈 Check out True Colors, a virtual monthly support group for LGBTQIA+ folks. We’re meeting tomorrow at 6pm- join us. All ages welcome! Registration link can be found in ou

For the month of June @heartwoodeatery is donating $1 of every Rainbow Salad purchased to Color Me Human✨😊🌈✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 These funds will help support True Colors, our monthly LGBTQ+ Support Group (link in bio) and other programming for queer com

Color Me Human, in collaboration with the BIPOC Council for Equity and @briarpatchcoop, is hosting a free outdoor BBQ in honor of Freedom and the continued fight for Liberation.

June 19, 1865, is regarded as the day all enslaved people in the natio

Out neighbors at PFLAG of Placer County have decided to hold an in-person 4th of July Parade this year in Roseville!

With the current Proclamation to make June Pride Month in Roseville presented to the City Council on Wednesday, May 19th, PFLAG and

@starbrightacresfamilyfarm is finding creative ways to give back to the community this month✨

"For the month of June or until we are sold out of shares we are doing a give back to our community campaign. In order for us to sell all our availab

Happy Pride Month!

As we celebrate this month, we remember that the first PRIDE was a rebellion and a riot and that spirit is still alive today. PRIDE is about radical change and celebrating along the way.

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Color Me Human Presents: Voice from the Shadows-- a rare opportunity to listen in on a conversation with four local Black, Indigenous, & Women of Color as they share their experiences, struggles, hopes, and dreams for a better tomorrow. On Tuesda

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One hundred years ago today, in what became known as the Tulsa Massacre, white supremacists destroyed a thriving Black community in Oklahoma. This is one of countless white supremacist massacres in U.S. history.

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