In this Tsunamii Interview, we sit down with Amber, founder of Sacramento Artist Collaboration, a Sacramento-based collaborative supporting local hip-hop artists, musicians, and creatives. Amber opens up about her 30+ years in Oak Park, raising her children, and building safe spaces for artists in a city where venues for hip-hop have historically been limited. She shares personal stories about community displacement, over-policing, and the challenges minorities face in Sacramento, including encounters with law enforcement and cultural misunderstandings.Amber also reflects on the city’s evolving arts scene, highlighting the importance of accessible creative outlets, mentorship, and opportunities for young people. From hosting events and open mics to creating platforms where artists can thrive, SAC 916 is at the forefront of preserving hip-hop culture and community connections in Sacramento. This interview delves into the intersections of art, activism, and social justice while showcasing how one woman’s passion can impact an entire city.Whether you’re interested in hip-hop culture, Sacramento history, community activism, or the stories of people making a difference in local arts, this conversation is inspiring, eye-opening, and a must-watch for anyone who cares about creative spaces and minority communities.🌊 Follow Tsunamii 916: https://www.instagram.com/tsunamii916/ 📍 Follow SAC Artist Collab: https://www.instagram.com/sacartistscollaboration.916/ 🌐 Explore more: linktr.ee/Tsunamii916 - Shop Tsunamii merch: https://www.tsunamii916.shop/

Amber talks Hip-Hop, Community, and Sacramento’s Displacement Challenges | Tsunamii Interview

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