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In the weeks after George Floyd died while a Minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck, a group of Orange County seniors formed a racial justice advocacy group and organized a series of vigils to draw attention to the unjust police killings of Black Americans.
With the threat of a deadly virus in the air, the elderly group gathered on a street corner, some in wheelchairs, others with walkers in hand and caregivers nearby, and they held up signs that read, “Silence is Violence” and “Seniors for Racial Justice.”
People who drove by honked in support and gave thumbs up.
Seeing racial injustice, a group of Irvine seniors takes a stand
Irvine residents, from left to right, Jan Wilson, 74, Vivian Johnson, 85, and Francesca Cancian, 83, are three of the eight founding members of Seniors for Racial Justice.
(Kevin Chang | Staff Photographer)
April 8, 2021 2:54 PM PT
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In the weeks after George Floyd died while a Minneapolis police officer kneeled on his neck, a group of Orange County seniors formed a racial justice advocacy group and organized a series of vigils to draw attention to the unjust police killings of Black Americans.
With the threat of a deadly virus in the air, the elderly group gathered on a street corner, some in wheelchairs, others with walkers in-hand and caregivers nearby, and they held up signs that read “Silence is Violence” and “Seniors for Racial Justice.”
Record Turnout in Georgia, but Mostly Before Election Day
Expansive early voting made the in-person Election Day process significantly easier. Ã
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA â Georgia voters broke records on Tuesday for turnout in the Senate runoff elections. The massive, half-a-billion-dollar investment in television ads, radio spots, mailers, texts, and phone calls has pushed Georgians to the pollsâif not to the edge of their patienceâsince last November.Â
Before Election Day, more than three million voters had already cast their ballots, about two million people visiting early-voting sites and one million more utilizing the absentee-ballot process through the mail or with drop boxes. Final turnout wonât be known until the polls close, military ballots are counted, and ballots with any technical problems are cured (that deadline is Friday, January 8).
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