Councilmember Lisa Kaplan is defending the event after she partnered with the organizer Ivy Jones, also known as "Stunna Chipss."
"I've heard about the allegations, I know about charges that have been brought against him," Kaplan said. "One, Mister Jones has to account for that. Two, I am a survivor of domestic violence."
The Easter egg hunt festival permit was initially denied by the city, but was appealed by Chipps with the help of Kaplan, who is now also sponsoring the event.
"Is there anything you want to say in this moment about the criminal record about domestic violence now, a message?" Large said.
Paula Gardner is the owner of Bumble Bear Coffee, a non-profit dedicated to victims of violent crime, including domestic violence, and is calling out Kaplan for partnering in the event.
A councilmember's partnership, putting a political spotlight on victims' rights, and cracking open controversy on an Easter festival for Sacramento families.
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