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Inside Sacramento's Lavender Library, Where LGBTQ+ History and Community Come Together

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By Carolina Estrada Verified
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — For Mauricio Torres, growing up gay in a small Central Valley town meant growing up without many people who shared his experiences. "I didn't know I was gay," Torres said. "But I knew I was different. I didn't have the same taste that most boys had." Raised in  Lathrop, Torres said he often felt isolated as he tried to understand who he was. This story continues below.
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UC Davis research uncovers Black History in Northern California

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By Carolina Estrada Verified
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
More than 120 years ago, a group of Black singers stood on the opera house stage, performing for an interracial audience in a state that had once allowed slavery. Their faces — captured in a 1903 photograph — belonged to the Yolo Singing Club, a group of African American performers whose voices once filled the same hall.
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Sacramento family seeks answers in mother's death amid rising domestic violence cases

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By Carolina Estrada Verified
| KCRA-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
LIVE AT 10 P.M. OCTOBER IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH, AND EVEN AS NATIONAL CRIME NUMBERS CONTINUE TO DROP, ADVOCATES ARE SEEING A CONCERNING RISE IN LOCAL CASES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. KCRA 3’S CAROLINA ESTRADA SPEAKS TO THE FAMILY OF A SACRAMENTO MOTHER AS THEY SEARCH FOR ANSWERS. MORE THAN A YEAR AFTER HER DEATH. IT’S PROBABLY THE HARDEST PART, AND JUST KNOWING THAT THERE’S. NO JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED YET. MORE THAN A YEAR LATER, THERE’S NO CLOSURE FOR THE FAMILY OF ONE SACRAMENTO MOTHER.
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