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~ Sacramento, California - On April 24, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation declaring the day as the "Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide." This proclamation comes on the 110th anniversary of the start of the systematic genocide of Armenian people by the Ottoman Empire.
The proclamation recognizes the atrocities committed against Armenians during this dark period in history. It acknowledges that over 1.5 million men, women, and children lost their lives in what was the first genocide of the 20th century. The governor also highlights that Armenians continue to face targeted persecution, as seen in the recent violence towards over 120,000 indigenous Christian Armenians from Artsakh in 2023.
As we remember and honor the victims and survivors on this somber anniversary, Governor Newsom pays tribute to the strength and resilience of the Armenian people. He acknowledges their contributions to California and other communities around the world where they have built new lives.
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However, despite their contributions and resilience, Governor Newsom notes that Armenians continue to be targeted with hate crimes and discrimination. He emphasizes that it is crucial to not only learn from history but also take action to address discrimination and violence against all communities.
To combat hate crimes and promote tolerance, California has implemented various measures such as enhanced security at houses of worship and other at-risk cultural centers, anti-hate programs, an anonymous reporting hotline for victims and witnesses of hate acts, among others.
Governor Newsom reaffirms California's commitment to protecting all communities from discrimination and violence. He urges everyone to remember the painful lessons of history and speak out against hatred wherever it may occur.
In conclusion, Governor Newsom proclaims April 24th as "Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide" in California. The proclamation is signed by both Governor Newsom and Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber.
In other news, ahead of peak fire season, California has added a second C-130 airtanker to its aerial firefighting fleet, making it the world's largest. This addition will help protect communities from catastrophic wildfires. Additionally, Governor Newsom announced appointments on April 23rd and shared that California's economy has overtaken Japan as the 4th largest in the world.
The proclamation recognizes the atrocities committed against Armenians during this dark period in history. It acknowledges that over 1.5 million men, women, and children lost their lives in what was the first genocide of the 20th century. The governor also highlights that Armenians continue to face targeted persecution, as seen in the recent violence towards over 120,000 indigenous Christian Armenians from Artsakh in 2023.
As we remember and honor the victims and survivors on this somber anniversary, Governor Newsom pays tribute to the strength and resilience of the Armenian people. He acknowledges their contributions to California and other communities around the world where they have built new lives.
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However, despite their contributions and resilience, Governor Newsom notes that Armenians continue to be targeted with hate crimes and discrimination. He emphasizes that it is crucial to not only learn from history but also take action to address discrimination and violence against all communities.
To combat hate crimes and promote tolerance, California has implemented various measures such as enhanced security at houses of worship and other at-risk cultural centers, anti-hate programs, an anonymous reporting hotline for victims and witnesses of hate acts, among others.
Governor Newsom reaffirms California's commitment to protecting all communities from discrimination and violence. He urges everyone to remember the painful lessons of history and speak out against hatred wherever it may occur.
In conclusion, Governor Newsom proclaims April 24th as "Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide" in California. The proclamation is signed by both Governor Newsom and Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber.
In other news, ahead of peak fire season, California has added a second C-130 airtanker to its aerial firefighting fleet, making it the world's largest. This addition will help protect communities from catastrophic wildfires. Additionally, Governor Newsom announced appointments on April 23rd and shared that California's economy has overtaken Japan as the 4th largest in the world.
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