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Share your thoughts with us on racial justice

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{NAME}, This week’s guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin was a landmark decision that has left many,

{NAME}, This week’s guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin was a landmark decision that has left many, including me, both relieved and concerned. That’s because we know true justice requires accountability for the death of George Floyd AND that, foundationally, Black people in this country are not murdered by police. The verdict is a major step forward, a seismic shift from the outcome in most police-involved murder cases. To build a world where communities of color do not live in constant fear, we must learn some profound lessons about the failures of policies and institutions that have allowed this brutality to continue day after day. Out of all of this death, pain, and struggle, we must develop a new vision for racial justice. This year, Democracy for America is working across the country to support policies and candidates that will advance the fight for racial justice. As we work with on-the-ground partners, promote current legislative priorities and identify which candidates will be racial justice champions, we would like to learn more about the policies and electoral races that you care about. [Can you please take a moment to answer our short survey on racial justice?]( [Take the Survey]( We are in the midst of an unprecedented moment in American history in which our communities are hurting and looking for answers. As we continue to make plans for the coming year, your opinions are important to us. Right now, there are a number of steps we can take at the local, state, and federal levels that would allow us to re-imagine public safety and administer justice more equitably. From ending qualified immunity and mass incarceration to defunding the police, we can work toward true, just, inclusive public safety without sacrificing Black life and livelihood, all while also fighting poverty, improving education, and increasing job opportunities. As a grassroots, people-powered organization, we rely on your responses to guide our work on racial justice. It is critical that we hear directly from you. [Can you take a few minutes to give your thoughts on how DFA addresses racial justice?]( [Take the Survey]( I look forward to seeing your responses. — Yvette Yvette Simpson, CEO Democracy for America [Donate]( Paid for by Democracy for America, democracyforamerica.com and not authorized by any candidate. Contributions to Democracy for America are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. This email was sent to {EMAIL}. [Click here to unsubscribe from receiving further emails.](

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