Jessica Scarane on Civil Rights

	Jessica Scarane on Civil Rights

Reparations for slavery & genocide of indigenous peoples

Racial Justice:

Reparations for slavery and for genocide of indigenous peoples
Fully desegregate schools, ensure equitable and culturally competent education
Eradicate discrimination in housing, employment, finance, and healthcare institutions
Expand multilingual services
End environmental racism and hold corporations accountable for polluting communities of color
Increase representation of people of color in education, government, and leadership positions

Source: 2020 Delaware Senate campaign website JessForDelaware.com , Nov 30, 2019

Pass laws that protects girls' & women's rights

Scarane is board president of Girls Inc. of Delaware. The nonprofit group works to help girls develop into strong, smart and bold women. "In that role, one of the key elements is also being an advocate for girls at a state level when it comes to passing laws that protect their rights," Scarane said. Source: WHYY PBS on 2020 Delaware Senate race , Nov 18, 2019

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