Social Justice Virtual Town Hall

Sheffield Announces Social Justice Virtual Town Hall with Los Angeles District Attorney Candidate George Gascon and Pomona Community Leaders

  Event announced after Sheffield rejects Police Union endorsement consideration

October 7, 2020
Contact: leah.k.laird@gmail.com
Phone: 909-289-1356

POMONA -Candidate for Pomona City Council District 6 Miranda Sheffield announced today that she will host a social justice roundtable discussion with Pomona Community Leaders and Los Angeles District Attorney Candidate George Gascon. The announcement comes on the heels of Sheffield actively rejecting consideration for endorsement from the Pomona Police Union and highlights her dedication to bringing lasting police reform to our community. 

“By rushing to seek the endorsement of the Pomona Police Officers Association, my opponents in this race have shown that they care more about political power than the Black and brown lives that continue to be destroyed by officers under the protection of their unions. I have taken a much different path.” said Sheffield. “I believe in public safety, but I also believe in accountability and oversight for our officers and Pomona will never see the reforms our community wants when we have City Council candidates taking money from police unions. It’s time to create a better future for Pomona and I thank D.A. Candidate Gascon and Pomona community leaders for joining me as we share our vision for reform and justice.”

Register: bit.ly/PomonaTownHall

Monday October 12, 2020, 6:30 pm PST

Hosted by:

Black Los Angeles Young Democrats
Police Oversight Starts Today (POST) 
Pastor Ivory Brown, Pomona Faith Leader
James Sanbrano, Attorney
Angela Sanbrano, Civil Rights activist
Mike Suarez, Community Leader
Francisco Suarez, Attorney

Bio: Miranda Sheffield is a 20-year resident of Pomona, where she lives with her daughter and heart mom. She is active in the community as a member of Police Oversight Starts Today (POST) and Pomona United for Stabilized Housing (PUSH). Sheffield obtained her BA in Sociology from Cal State LA and a Master’s in Human Rights Law from SOAS University in London. Her community safety record includes her work as a case manager for Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) and drafting a Federal policy briefing for more evidence-based mentorship programs for foster youth while working in Nancy Pelosi’s office.

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