Pride flag flies at 5th annual Santa Cruz County Office of Education ceremony- “Today isn’t just about celebrating progress,” said Supervisor Monica Martinez at Friday’s event. “It’s about recommitting ourselves to the work that is still ahead. Because the truth is, progress is not permanent. It only holds if we keep fighting for it.”
Source: santacruzsentinel.com
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