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We must acknowledge that the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and so many other Black lives were a continuation of centuries of unfair and unjust treatment of Black Americans.
Our criminal justice system must not be used as a tool of oppression. For too long - our society has focused solely on punishment and not on rehabilitation. We need a holistic justice system that allows those in it to improve their own lives and learn from their mistakes. I support legalizing recreational marijuana use, repealing qualified immunity, and expanding funding toward rehabilitation and diversion programs.
In Congress, I will advocate for ending the use of cash bail, and the measures in the Breathe Act - for a more just and fair system of policing.
Families in our country are overworked, underpaid, and still forced to choose between paying their bills or paying for the care of a loved one.
Affordable quality child care is just the beginning of addressing these issues. I will fight to invest in strong federal infrastructure ensuring that quality childcare, paid family and medical leave, and long-term care is a reality for those who need it. The countless unpaid caretakers in this country should not be forced to leave their job or struggle to get by simply because they are taking care of their families.
From early childhood, through adulthood, to elder care - our country must do better in providing access to health care. We must ensure that every family has the tools and resources to not just live, but to thrive.