Support the #ElectedsForJustice Pledge in Washington | Fuse Washington

We need police accountability right here, right now.

We are looking to leaders in the Black community for how we can best support and make lasting, systemic change. King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay is calling on every elected official to join him in taking the #ElectedsForJustice pledge, a 5-part plan to create and strengthen police accountability and investments in local communities.

Will you send a message to your legislators urging them to take Zahilay's #ElectedsForJustice pledge?

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The incredible protests for racial justice taking place across the country have sparked a long-overdue discussion about police violence in America. Racism and police violence are just as big a problem here as anywhere in the country, and I urge you to take the #ElectedsForJustice pledge in support of using your office to advance police reform in Seattle and King County.

King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay is calling on every elected official to join him in taking the #ElectedsForJustice pledge, a 5-part plan to create and strengthen police accountability and investments in local communities. This pledge has five parts:

1. De-militarize the police. 
2. Further restrict the use of excessive or deadly force by police.
3. Increase accountability and transparency in police union contracts. 
4. Give subpoena and other investigative powers to independent oversight boards. 
5. Redirect police department funding to community-based alternatives.

I hope you will publicly take the #ElectedsForJustice pledge.

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