Activist De Bouse

Who is Activist De Bouse?

Activist De Bouse is an extensively educated Global Activist, Researcher, Influencer, and Change Agent for Saving America. Her diligent work across the globe for disabled veterans and other populations, has gained her vast media attention, and recognition from dignitaries and celebrities alike.

Activist De Bouse has founded some of the most impactful, awareness-raising movements in existence, namely Disabled Veteran's Day (June 30) -for which she received her first proclamation from Mayor Skip Henderson, and National CAPHPACH Day (June 7) or #CAPHPACHDAY (pronounced cap°pack)-promoting mutual respect between police and citizens as a facilitator of positive peaceful resolve to community issues-for which she received her first proclamation from Mayor Monique Owens in 2021.

In 2019, Activist De Bouse was recognized by Mayor Latoya Cantrell of New Orleans, LA for her commitment to justice, and relatively was featured in the April 2019 edition of Big Easy Magazine. Most recently, Activist De Bouse founded the Black Seniors For Trump Movement and is credited as the creator of, and being the first to use the official movement hashtag #blackseniorsfortrump.

Activist De Bouse is the great niece of San Bernardino Times photojournalist who photographed the Supremes, Rosa Parks, Jessie Jackson, Ruby Dee, Collin Powell, and more; and who put the first images of black persons in the San Bernardino Times in the 1940's. Activist De Bouse has too many accolades for this page to hold, and is indeed a trailblazer of our time.