The NAACP Oakland president pleads with city to 'end Oakland's public safety crisis'
"It is not racist or unkind," declare two of the city’s Black leaders, "to want to be safe from crime."
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"It is not racist or unkind," declare two of the city’s Black leaders, "to want to be safe from crime."
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(The Center Square) - The Oakland chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) called upon city leaders to declare a state of emergency on crime,
The Oakland NAACP calls on city leaders to hire more police and prosecute criminals.
As the Oakland teachers' strike enters its second week, many wonder if it will end before the school year ends on May 25.