Tech oversight we fought for is on the chopping block Tuesday. All this while district 4, one of the most targeted by police surveillance, doesn't even have representation on City Council. Refuse racism. Defend oversight. Call/email/e-comment, show up: bit.ly/SaveTRUSTOvers…

San Diego! Tomorrow you can join Electronic Frontier Alliance members Tech Workers Coalition San Diego, @techleadsd and other members of TRUST SD Coalition at City Council to defend strong surveillance oversight. x.com/twcsandiego/st…

EFF TechLEAD TRUST SD Coalition What's particularly shocking is that this attack on surveillance oversight is being jammed through while the district most impacted by over-policing, district 4, does not have representation on City Council pending a special election.

"Real TRUST is between eyes, not between cameras." In City Hall to defend the TRUST surveillance. Call in and raise your hand on zoom to speak on agenda item 330: sandiego.zoomgov.com/j/1607807743

Action kit to call City Council to defend the TRUST surveillance ordinance now, Tuesday around 2pm: bit.ly/SaveTRUSTOvers…

“With no representation for our black and brown community of district 4 and no sound basis for wholesale change, we urge you to vote no! “

Anthony, frustrated, asks why we are asking people to continually restate their trauma with a police department that won't even concede their racist practices when there's data showing how they disproportionately target black, brown, and indigenous people.

We are watching closely as our city leaders make deliberate choices about how they allow surveillance tech to be installed in our city. The rules that were set down in San Diego's TRUST surveillance ordinance exist to protect us all and aren't optional. sandiegouniontribune.com/2024/07/26/sdp…