Page 4 - Harriet Walden News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Harriet walden. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Harriet Walden Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Seattle police accountability advocate welcomes verdict


Seattle police accountability advocate welcomes verdict
Essex Porter
Decades before this summer’s huge rallies for racial justice, Seattle’s Harriet Walden was leading Mothers for Police Accountability.
Today’s three guilty verdicts for George Floyd’s killer brought her to tears.
“Oh man, I’m just thinking about him calling his mother,” she said, sharing what went through her mind as the verdicts were read.
Seattle’s Walden founded Mothers for Police Accountability 31 years ago.
“(George Floyd) changed the world. His untimely murder has changed the world in a lot of ways. I mean, in this state, Washington going to have some accountability that’s going to come out, the governor’s going to sign,” she said. ....

United States , Seattle Walden , Seattle Harriet Walden , Jay Inslee , George Floyd , Mothers For Police Accountability , Harriet Walden , Police Accountability , ஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில் , ஜெய் இன்சிலீ , ஜார்ஜ் ஃப்லாய்ட் , தாய்மார்கள் க்கு போலீஸ் பொறுப்பு , ஹாரியட் வால்டன் , போலீஸ் பொறுப்பு ,

These US cities defunded police: 'We're transferring money to the community'


More than 20 major cities have reduced their police budgets in some form, an unprecedented trend, though the scale and circumstances vary dramatically. The activists who have long campaigned to take money from US police are now fighting to ensure that the initial cuts are only the start – and that a growing backlash from law enforcement, elected officials and some community groups
does not derail their progress.
A ‘paradigm shift’: $870m cut from police
For years, local advocacy groups have packed city hall meetings, demanding “jobs not jails”, “care not cops” and “books not bars” – urging officials to stop expanding budgets for police and jails. They have argued that cities should instead prioritize the programs that have been defunded over the years that would address root causes of crime and poverty, like education, healthcare and homeless services. ....

United States , New York , San Francisco , Nikki Jones , Marina Garrett , Harriet Walden , Gregorio Casar , Trayvon Martin , Sybrina Fulton , George Floyd , Los Angeles , Chris Harris , Greg Abbott , Breonna Taylor , Andreaj Ritchie , Councilmember Kshama Sawant , Texas Municipal Police Association , University Of California , Barnard Center , Research On Women , Austin Police Defunded , Black Lives Matter , African American , Interrupting Criminalization , Texas Appleseed , Support Next ,