A rally and celebration in Oakland was held Thursday afternoon to help incarcerated Black women.
The group gathered at the Alameda County courthouse ahead of the rally, making signs that said Black women are twice as likely to be jailed as white women, and the rate of incarceration is rising.A Los Angeles woman who was bailed out recently said her life has changed. "All of these resources that I was able to tap into once I was released enabled me to make the changes necessary to move forward and be home with my children, be their mom, be there with them, which is what they need," Shaundrika Price said.
The group says the national bail out campaign allows families to stay together and get the services and help that they need.BREAKING NEWS