Here's the hard truth we all face now: the
deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery were
not random occurrences. They are a result of hundreds of years of
systemic racism and discrimination perpetuated by an institution
that has been given far too much power and few limitations.

Condemning these actions isn't enough, we need to take action
and create change. Which is why I am proud to announce that I am
co-sponsoring the Justice in Policing Act of 2020.

This legislation will ban the use of chokeholds, no-knock
warrants, require reports on the use of force, and create
substantive reforms to hold police officers accountable. To
implement these reforms quickly, we need your support.

Will you add your name here to urge Congress to pass the Justice
in Policing Act immediately?
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There have been many efforts to distract us from the pain that
Black Americans are facing at the hands of law enforcement.

Nonetheless, I am redoubling my own education on the experience
of Black Americans and I urge you to do the same. We must keep
learning. Keep listening. And, keep demanding change.

Will you show your support of the Justice in Policing Act?
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This bill is one of the many steps I plan to take to combat
structural racism. Much more work still needs to be done.

We can't stay silent. Stand with me.

Mark













Since 2013, Mark Takano has represented the people of the
Inland Empire in the United States House of Representatives,
fighting for the region's progressive priorities. He's been a
voice for veterans, seniors, students, local businesses and
hardworking families. We need to hold our Democratic
Congressional majority now more than ever. The leadership of
Democrats like Mark will be critical to holding Trump accountable
and ensuring the healing of our country during this challenging
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