Pamela Price
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Justice for Steven Taylor Kickoff Weekend
Join us as we kick off our campaign in honor of Steven Taylor in San Leandro!
San Leandro is a priority area for this campaign to win if we are going to get 50% +1 in the June 2026 primary.
We will be meeting on Saturdays & Sundays for the rest of the cycle to knock doors! Once lists have been assigned and everyone has been given instructions and had their questions answered, we will engage.
Pamela is the only leader with the moral clarity, integrity and courage to protect our community in the time of Donald Trump.
- Reduce gun violence
- Protect immigrant communities
- Develop and fully fund effective reentry strategies
- Stop over-criminalizing our youth
- Hold law enforcement accountable for misconduct
- Implement fair justice reform measures
- Support investment in public health and social services
- Establish prosecutorial independence
- End the death penalty
WhenJanuary 25, 2026 at 12:30pmWhereMarina Golf Course
13800 Monarch Bay Dr
San Leandro, CA 94577
United States
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Pamela Price published Justice for Steven Taylor Kickoff Weekend in Engage 2026-01-18 05:31:37 -0800
Justice for Steven Taylor Kickoff Weekend
Join us as we kick off our campaign in honor of Steven Taylor in San Leandro!
San Leandro is a priority area for this campaign to win if we are going to get 50% +1 in the June 2026 primary.
We will be meeting on Saturdays & Sundays for the rest of the cycle to knock doors! Once lists have been assigned and everyone has been given instructions and had their questions answered, we will engage.
Pamela is the only leader with the moral clarity, integrity and courage to protect our community in the time of Donald Trump.
- Reduce gun violence
- Protect immigrant communities
- Develop and fully fund effective reentry strategies
- Stop over-criminalizing our youth
- Hold law enforcement accountable for misconduct
- Implement fair justice reform measures
- Support investment in public health and social services
- Establish prosecutorial independence
- End the death penalty
WhenJanuary 24, 2026 at 12:30pmWhereMarina Golf Course
13800 Monarch Bay Dr
San Leandro, CA 94577
United States
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Volunteer To Re-Elect Pamela Price
Thank you for joining our fight to stop Donald Trump and protect our community! We need you!
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Pamela Price published Pamela Price, recalled by voters in 2024, says she'll run again for DA in In The News 2025-12-05 19:34:52 -0800
Pamela Price, recalled by voters in 2024, says she'll run again for DA
Pamela Price announces she is running again for Alameda County district attorney during a press conference in Hayward on Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025. Credit: Roselyn Romero/The Oaklandside
At a campaign launch event, Price said she wants to take a stand against billionaires, corporations, and Trump. By Roselyn Romero.
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Community Activist
Community Activist
In 1979, while still in law school at Berkeley, Pamela co-founded and coordinated the Bay Area Defense Committee for Battered Women. The Committee's Advisory Board included prominent feminists such as civil rights icon Angela Davis and lesbian and gay rights pioneer, Del Martin.
From 1982-84, Pamela co-chaired the Bay Area Chapter of the National Conference of Black Lawyers (NCBL) and served on NCBL's National Board.
Pamela is one of the founding members of the famed Bay Area choir, Vukani Muwethu, which has been singing South African freedom songs since 1986.
In 2007, Pamela was appointed to serve as the Interim Executive Director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights in San Francisco, an organization committed to protecting the civil and human rights of poor communities, immigrant communities, communities of color, and other marginalized groups. She later served two terms as the Co-Chair of the Board of Directors, and as the Director of Special Projects. She has been a member of the Lawyers Committee since 2006. In 2009, her firm received the "Living the Dream Award" for its generous financial contributions to the Committee.
Pamela has also served in leadership roles in the Black American Law Students Association (BALSA), Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA) and the Oakland East Bay Democratic Club. She is also the CEO and Founder of the Ida B. Rising Political Action Committee.
In 2017, Pamela was honored as the Woman of the Year for Assembly District 18 by Assemblymember Rob Bonta and the California Legislative Women’s Caucus for her lifetime of social justice advocacy and service to the people of Alameda County.
In 2018, Pamela successfully completed Oakland Rising's "Lead East Bay" training program. She also provides pro bono legal services to Oakland's Coalition for Police Accountability, and serves as a mentor in the Bay Area Legal Incubator (BALI) program of the Alameda County Bar Association.
Pamela has received multiple Certificates of Special Congressional Recognition for her community service from Congresswoman Barbara Lee (2003, 2015, 2016) and Congressman Mark DeSaulnier (2017).
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Racial Justice Warrior
RACIAL JUSTICE CHAMPION
As a tenacious civil rights attorney and a political activist working to advance the cause of justice, Pamela Price has a demonstrated track record of supporting progressive change and fighting for racial justice. She has handled dozens of police misconduct and race discrimination cases in state and federal courts.
In 2002, Pamela Price became one of only a handful of Black women to ever argue in front of the United States Supreme Court. In that case, she successfully advocated for her client, Abner Morgan, a Black electrician, who had been subjected to constant racial harassment at his place of employment. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in her favor, and after a ten-year battle with his employer, Amtrak, her client finally won a verdict of $500,000.
Their victory established the legal precedent for the "continuing violation" doctrine that applies to all discrimination cases brought under federal law in the United States. Because of the outstanding result in the Morgan case, Pamela was honored as the California Lawyer of the Year in Employment (CLAY Award).
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