Editor,
At 17, I am concerned about my future and the challenges that face my generation. What gives me hope? The opportunity for San Mateo to elect a strong leader for our future: Noelia Corzo for San Mateo County supervisor.
Editor,
At 17, I am concerned about my future and the challenges that face my generation. What gives me hope? The opportunity for San Mateo to elect a strong leader for our future: Noelia Corzo for San Mateo County supervisor.
Voters need a leader who has experience, is a good role model and will represent all residents’ voices. Noelia Corzo is the leader qualified for this role.
As trustee for the San Mateo-Foster City School District, Ms. Corzo is an experienced leader and policymaker — managing budgets, and leading schools during the COVID-19 pandemic,
Ms. Corzo’s priorities include housing, mental health, women’s rights, public safety and police accountability, education and child care, climate action, gun safety, inflation recovery, and transit services. At a time when youth are struggling with mental health, gun violence is at an all-time high, and our world faces a climate emergency — her priorities are critical.
And in an increasingly diverse county, we need a leader who can represent all of us. Born in San Mateo, Ms.Corzo is the daughter of immigrants, a social worker, a single mom, and a gun violence survivor. She has experienced the challenges of the working class, such as struggling to find affordable housing. Her lens is critical — a lens that she has because she’s lived experiences others have not.
Please support a voice and hope for all of our future. Noelia Corzo for county supervisor. Who we elect at all levels of government, matters.
Noah Braunstein
Belmont
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(5) comments
I couldn't agree with you more, Noah. Noelia is the only candidate who actually works with "the people." We need someone who is not part of the big political machine!!
Clearly written by one of his parents.
Such little faith in our young people. I know Noah. He was on the Carlmont Scot Scoop staff. He delivered an eloquent speech at a Belmont event on behalf of Noelia. He volunteers for Noelia's campaign and knows what he's writing about. I'm inspired to see young people like Noah civically engaged and expressing their opinions from their personal experience and research. Give him the credit he deserves.
Noelia called a group of parents racist when they disagreed with her opinion. I know one of the parents she accused of being racist, and it couldn't be farther from the truth. We don't need leaders who will insult those she's supporting. We can do better - vote for Charles Stone!
I listened to the recording of the meeting in question and read the transcript. Can you let me know where Trustee Corzo calls parents racist? I couldn't find it anywhere. In the recording, Noelia says, “All of our schools should welcome all of our students. Period.” That sounds like something I'd want a school board trustee to say.
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