CLAP Community Lead Advocacy Program

11/18/2025

Some us are surviving day in and day out with limited choices and options. Being marginalized and/or in poverty has nothing to do with deviancy or unworthiness. It has everything to do with the false power of privilege-Find resources in your Sactown neighborhood or ways to get involved locally: https://clapsac.com/clap-community-corner

11/18/2025

11/18/2025

Righteous anger resulting from injustice and abuse of power is not destructive, but instructive for envisioning what could be. Together, we can build a just world for all where the idea of loving your neighbor is fully manifested.
-Madison Mahew

Righteous anger resulting from injustice and abuse of power is not destructive, but instructive for envisioning what could be. Together, we can build a just world for all where the idea of loving your neighbor is fully manifested.

-Madison Mahew

Shared from Be Like Francis

11/18/2025

No nuance needed. Stop it. 👍🏻

I’m so glad you’re here! 🫶💞✨

11/18/2025

James Baldwin taught us that we learn the truth about justice by asking those who experience and fight injustice.

“If one really wishes to know how justice is administered ... one goes to the unprotected — those, precisely, who need the law’s protection most! — and listens to their testimony.” – James Baldwin

11/12/2025

We're from Sactown so we have so much love for our community. Taking care of our well-being is having solid connections to community and basic needs. Find resources on our CLAP Community Corner: https://clapsac.com/clap-community-corner

11/12/2025

These times are heavy. If you are looking for support, groups, and community right now then connect with Soul Space through Ontrack Program Resources

11/12/2025

Generations denied access to the very basics in Black and Non-White communities- so individuals and families went into military service. Laws and policies denied: home ownership, intergenerational wealth, economic opportunities as discussed on our CLAP Cost of Living here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1182109836223097 - the longer version expands on military service and how the bases opened up opportunities for Black people and eventually changed the quality of the neighborhoods once they closed.