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WEAR ORANGE DAY: Standing Together Against GUN Violence

Today, on Wear Orange Day, Juliet Agocha join communities across the nation in honoring the lives lost to gun violence

Today, on Wear Orange Day, Juliet Agocha candidate for prince George's county council district 4  join communities across the nation in honoring the lives lost to gun violence and standing in solidarity with survivors and their families.
Today, on Wear Orange Day, Juliet Agocha candidate for prince George's county council district 4 join communities across the nation in honoring the lives lost to gun violence and standing in solidarity with survivors and their families.

WEAR ORANGE DAY: STANDING TOGETHER AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE

Today, on Wear Orange Day, Juliet Agocha candidate for prince George's county council district 4 join communities across the nation in honoring the lives lost to gun violence and standing in solidarity with survivors and their families.

As a mother,Juliet Agocha understands the importance of protecting our children, families, and neighborhoods. As a candidate for Prince George’s County Council District 4, she remains committed to advocating for common-sense public safety measures that help reduce gun violence and create safer communities for everyone.

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Gun violence continues to impact far too many families, leaving lasting pain and loss. Wear Orange Day serves as a reminder that we all have a role to play in promoting peace, preventing violence, and supporting policies that prioritize community safety.

Juliet Agocha believes that every resident deserves to feel safe in their home, at school, in their place of worship, and throughout the community. Through collaboration, prevention programs, community engagement, and responsible leadership, meaningful progress is possible.

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Today, we wear orange not only to remember those we have lost, but also to renew our commitment to building a future where every family can thrive without fear.

Together, we can create stronger, safer, and more united communities.

Vote Juliet Agocha for Candidate, Prince George’s County Council District 4

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