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Orange County civil‑rights staff report active cases and outline Juneteenth plans
Summary
County civil‑rights staff told the Human Relations Commission they are handling three active civil‑rights cases, closing one, and preparing a systemic discrimination case; staff also outlined Juneteenth activities for June 12 including a speaker, film engagement and a block party.
Paul Slack, director of Orange County’s Office of Civil Rights & Civic Life, told the Human Relations Commission on April 28 that the office was actively working on three civil‑rights cases, closing one case, and documenting a potential systemic discrimination case. Slack presented these as part of the staff report and did not record further case details in the minutes.
Slack also outlined Juneteenth programming planned for June 12: a morning speaker, an afternoon film engagement, and an evening block party. The commission recorded volunteers and logistics as action items to support the event; the minutes list "All Commissioners" as responsible for Juneteenth volunteers but show a target date in the action table that appears inconsistent with the meeting year and is not presented as finalized in the meeting.
