I’m an optimist in that I believe real change is possible.
There’s a movement to make Juneteenth a Federal holiday.
At the end of this blog entry I’ll give the links to the Senate and House of Representatives.
You can send a message to your elected officials urging them to do this along with executing the Action Plan of Black Lives Matter.
I will make the analogy of riding a New York City bus. On the front panel above the window it reads:
Federal law prohibits standing in front of white line while bus is in motion.
I ask you: if a Federal law can be created about where to stand on a bus:
Why can’t we create Federal laws on police reform that go into effect in all 50 states?
I intend to send my elected leaders at the State and Washington level a copy of the Action Plan.
This is why I think change is possible:
Black Lives Matter have an Action Plan that when passed into law would create effective solutions.
This is the U.S. Senate website. This is the U.S. House of Representatives website.
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