I believe in equality and 8th Suffolk needs balance, unity and equality. Some areas, towns, cities and street addresses in 8th Suffolk are ignored, abandoned and their voices or needs are ignored as if they don't even exist.  

IF ELECTED I WILL WORK TO:

Bring Equality, Balance, Humanity, Dignity, Unity and not Division in the communities. 

• Support and advocate for basic Human Rights of all. We are all habitant of this earth, we all breath the same air and we are all mortals. 

• End systemic racism and systems of oppression, segregation division in the businesses, environment, employment, healthcare, housing, schools, social entertainment and etc. 

• Protect our Veteran's Rights and benefits: Every veteran deserves respect from all of us. Our Veterans deserve to be treated with dignity, decency and honor especially after they have served in tours defending our countries in wars and they should not have to be reduced to beg for their rightfully benefits including in housing, good health care, supportive care and more.    

• Economic Development: Address the challenging economic realities facing our communities. Advocate for Small Business Improvement in the economic and non-economic communities of Boston.

• Support Raise the Age: "Help us reduce crime in our communities by ending the automatic prosecution of 18-to 20-year-olds as adults." "Raising the age will reduce harms of legal system involvement while improving public safety." 

• Support to Improve-Overhaul MBTA "The Ride" Paratransit Services: MBTA The Ride paratransit service has significantly decreased in reliability and has affected many Riders. The RIDE paratransit service provides door-to-door, shared-ride public transportation to people who can’t use the subway, bus, or trolley all or some of the time due to temporary or permanent disability.  I will support a proposal to expand the MBTA "The Ride" paratransit service provider to all towns and cities in Massachusetts and not be limited to only fewer towns and cities. 

• Support, Protect and Ensure the Equal Protection for all activists, advocates, whistleblower's, speakers of the most vulnerable in our states and communities and speakers of the peoples civil and human rights. No activist or whistleblower should be attacked or deprived of their own benefits or silent, harassed, tortured, oppressed by our state government, governors' administrations, Mayor's administration, or Judicial systems with political connection just because they speak up for the people.   

• Support Maternal Health: "Everyone in Massachusetts should be able to choose where they give birth and the type of maternity care that is most appropriate for their needs." "Unfortunately, our state currently lags the nation when it comes to access to midwives, birth centers, home birth, and integration of care -- models that can reverse our rising maternal mortality and growing racial inequities in birth outcomes." 

• Keep the communities’ residents in their homes and end unfair racial steering segregation gentrification.

• Massachusetts consumers deserve fair energy pricing and transparency; lower utilities bills but Utilities companies continue to take advantage of our residents.

• Rent Control & Tenant Rights: Provide more affordable housing for low incomes. Protect low-income tenant's rights. Promote access to affordable housing for the city's residents. 

• Reform the Housing Authorities and end housing choice and benefit racial discrimination. Housing is Human Rights and no one especially the elderlies, chronic disabled people and families with children should be left unhoused, displaced or homeless for many years while the Housing Authority agencies are squandering the state and federal allocated rehousing money by paying their selves huge salaries while people of Massachusetts are suffering from unnecessary homelessness crisis. Housing Authority agencies are fully funded enough by the state and federal from the allocated housing budget money to immediately rehousing displaced people but rather they choose to abuse their powers and to suffer the most vulnerable in our communities. They prefer for people to continue staying homeless unfairly while they enrich each other with the money meant to use to immediately rehouse people.  Housing Authority agencies have turn the unfortunate homelessness of people as a beneficial business for them were as long as people are homeless, it is good business for them because their agencies will continues receiving taxpayers' money meant to immediately rehouse people to stop the human suffering of homelessness and use it to enrich their pockets. We need accountability, transparency and reform. We cannot allow the abuse anymore.

• Support the Reform or defund of some of the tax payers funded State Government Agencies who are not serving the public interest such as (MCAD, EOHLC, DPPC, OPSI, EOHHS, MRC, HCAP, BORIM, DPU, MBTA, RMV, CIS, CJC, MCS, JNC, JJAC, CPCS, CEDAC, DOC, DDS, DFML, DMH, DPH, DYS, DPC, ENF, EDU, EOEA, EOLWD, EOVS and more).

• End excessive and unnecessary homeliness: advocate to Reform and ensure that housing Authority Agencies prioritized and expedited housing or rehousing for the displaced families, elderly’s and handicap-people with Disabilities, the Federal protective class members. 

• End unfair Discrimination on Handicap-People with Disabilities and the elderly in public places and on government benefits including Transportation system, cars, Airplane, Trains, healthcare and housing priorities. Change and increase the current minimum/maximum city/state required handicap apartments in each apartment complex. Ensure that Reasonable Accommodations to any handicap or elderly person in public places is provided. Ensure that people with disabilities, Veteran handicaps, and handicap people of colors with disabilities are not discriminated in rental apartments especially in luxury rental complexes in Boston communities. Create equal opportunities for handicap people on disability income to be able to get enough mortgages preapproval to buy homes in Suffolk counties including Boston and stay in their homes. Have home stability for people with disabilities and elderlies.

• Fix our bad roads and pedestrian sidewalk especial for the wheel-chaired people with disabilities.

• Address excessive car parking tickets and high-priced parking spaces.

• Promote affordable access to quality health care for all: equal quality affordable health care accessibility for all communities.

• Quality Women’s health care for all: End systematic racism in healthcare system especially in women of color health care. Address Massachusetts Racial Inequities in Maternal.

• Promote and support Funding allocations to address the Commonwealth’s health care and home care staffing shortages. 

• Promote and support Agricultural Farmers Action plan including the climate change issues affecting agriculture farming and Support Healthy Incentive plan.

• Advocate for affordable childcare services. 

• Climate Change and Environmental Injustice: Advocate, Support and Address Climate change adaptation infrastructure.

• Ensure the Religious rights are Protected.

• Protect and advocate for the Men's, Women's, Mothers, Fathers, Grand Parents rights and end domestic violence on women.

• Foster Care Equal Protection for children in the foster care system, ensure transparency and reform in Children Protective services agencies.

• Ensure the LGBTQ basic Human Rights are protected.

• Ensure the Juvenile system basic Human Rights and Civil rights are protected and enforced.

• Address the Indigenous Peoples Rights Protection.

• Address the Jewish Rights Protection especially the hate crimes against the Jews.

• Address the Muslims Rights Protection especially their human rights and religious rights.

• Protect and support our Seniors citizens in our communities. Becoming a senior is a celebrated treasure and not a disease because not all of us might leave long enough to become a senior citizen and therefore we must learn to stand together and treat our elders with dignity and respect that they deserve. It is through our elders that we learn wisdom and legacy history. we must stand together and say no to elderlies abuse in nursing homes and in anywhere, say no to high cost of medicine, nutrition's, nursing and more for our seniors citizens. 

• Address the nursing home neglects and protect our elderlies and the Disables in the nursing and elderlies homes. Ensure that racism, discrimination and bigotry are remove from our elderlies and disabled homes. Ensure that our elderlies especially our minorities stay in their elderlies homes and not be forced out of our communities. Ensure that their homes have sufficient parking spaces for them and their families' visitors. 

• Education Equality. Ensure every student receives a quality education that prepares him or her to be a contributing member of a democracy. Support affordable and accessible high-quality early education and care to promote child development and well-being. 

• Expanding School District Flexibility. Eliminate racism, discrimination and Expand Charter Public Schools to increase more black students in the communities. Increased School Funding and Better Results for Kids.

• Support and Advocate for State Assistance and Intervention in Struggling Schools and School Districts.

• Advocate and support student loans debt cancelations, to lower Students loans high interest rate and increase student grants for colleges.

• Support Teachers rights and increase salaries.

• Support and advocate for healthcare workers such as Emergency Room PA's, nurses, PCAs and Home health Aide. Ensuring that our hospital, nursing home, and community health center members have a safe workplace.

• Protect the blue color workers, low-income Workers rights and safety especially construction workers. 

• Support An Act relative to preventing overdose deaths and increasing access to treatment.  Massachusetts and the City of Boston continue to be impacted by the opioid addiction crisis. In 2022, Massachusetts reached the highest number of overdose deaths ever with 2,357 overdose fatalities, 322 of which were in Boston. Despite admirable recent efforts, persistent homelessness and substance use problems persist at the so-called "Mass and Cass" intersection and elsewhere across the city. 

• End Police brutalities. Though not all police officers are bad but will advocate to Create sweeping police reform–federal legislation mandating a zero-tolerance approach in penalizing and/or prosecuting police officers who kill unarmed, non-violent, and non-resisting individuals in an arrest. 

• Judicial Reforms: Advocate reform in the selection process of our state court judges and ensures public transparency and the inclusion of the most vulnerable and people of color, black communities in the selection, vetting process of the state court judges.

• End Gun Violence and Gun Control Reform: There's no room for gun violence in our communities especial in children's schools, we need the killings of innocent kids or any human being to stop and we need Congress to bring assault weapons ban legislation to the floor now. I will Support to keep families safe from gun violence, to keep children safe in schools, to keep people safe in the church, at work or any place including measures to ban assault weapons, enact universal background checks, ban the sale of high-capacity magazines, reduce gun theft and trafficking, and more. I will support to introduce legislation to strengthen regulations on gun shops and prevent the flow of illegal weapons onto our streets and into the hands of criminals.  

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