1/24/2017
Mayor Bill de Blasio
c/o Office
of The Mayor
New York City Hall
260 Broadway
New York, NY 10007
Dear Mayor de Blasio,
My name is Matt Winick from Ann Arbor,
Michigan with a strong interest in studying history and public policy. The main reason I have a strong interest in
these subjects is to learn the need to advance on Civil Rights to help protect
people who are different from discrimination, protect the environment from
pollution, have criminal justice reform to reduce crime while protecting
people’s civil liberties, and many others.
Mayor de Blasio, I find your work as current Mayor of New York City to
be very inspiring to me.
I wanted to say Congrats on winning the
2013 New York Mayoral election because I thought you did a great job
campaigning on the need for reform, improve worker’s rights, advance on Civil
Rights, and many others. In your current role as Mayor of New York City,
I like your commitment to be a strong supporter of advancing on Civil Rights to
protect women, minorities, and people with disabilities from being
discriminated. Also on Civil Rights, I
like on how you support for the need to fund women and minorities business to help
them compete in the economy, advocate for people with disabilities’ rights, and
express the need for equal pay for women. Funding special education programs to help
students with disabilities get the educational sources they need to learn and
expanding pre-kindergarten classes to help young children develop learning
skills are great ways to make education reform a better place. On criminal justice reform I like your
approach to reform the system by reducing high penalties for people who are in
procession of cannabis while expanding treatment programs to help drug users
get the treatment they need, push for body cameras on police officers to reduce
police brutality or understand how the police handles a situation, and advocate
for the need for check and balances to protect people’s civil liberties
especially New Yorkers including minorities or people with disabilities from
law enforcement abuse while finding ways to reduce crimes. I like your commitment to be a strong
supporter of protecting the environment from pollution by supporting funds for
renewable energy sources (wind, solar, and energy efficient products) to reduce
our addiction to oil with gas, push for funds to clean water resources with
parks to make them safe for people to use, and encourage businesses to use
energy efficient products to reduce high energy cost. On government reform, I
am proud on how you continue advocating for the need for campaign finance
reform to reduce corporations with special interest groups influence in
elections or corrupting public officials and to have more disclosures of where
they get their money or how they spent it. On the economy, I like on how you
support funds for job-training programs to help train youth including workers
to help them develop job skills in order to be prepared for the workforce and
push to raise the minimum wage to help minimum wage workers afford to live.
Mayor de Blasio, I have Autism and
having autism is difficult for me because I struggle on comprehending on
learning different subjects especially new things, sometimes I struggle to
communicate my thoughts, and get teased.
Your commitment to be a strong supporter of Civil Rights, support people
with disabilities’ rights, and push for funding for special education really
inspires me to work hard on my disability. Your current role as Mayor of New
York City on making a great difference for society really inspires me to
continue being motivated to learn history and understand the need for reform to
help make society better and safer for people. My main goal is to continue to
pursue my interest in learning history and continue to apply on how different
ideas from people can help shape society. Another thing is my future goal is
someday to work in public policy so I can use what I learn from history and
apply it to help shape different ways to help move society forward when there
are struggles. My letter is a gift to you for working hard to make a great
difference and also to help motivate you to continue advocating for great
ideas.
I strongly believe that you really make
a great difference in your current role as Mayor of New York City. I’m very
proud on how you work really hard to make a great difference for society. You have truly inspired me to work hard on
Autism and to continue my interest in learning history. Here is a picture of me as a gift to you for
inspiring me. I was wondering if you
could explain what it is like being Mayor of New York City. Thanks for taking
the time to read my letter, working hard to make a great difference, and
inspiring me. I wish you well on
continuing your role as Mayor of New York City.
Sincerely,
Matt Winick
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