Madeira Inclusion Committee - Madeira Messenger

June 10, 2020, City Council Issued
“Community Statement on Racial Initiative”

Madeira City Council issues “Community Statement on Racial Equity Initiative” Mayor Spencer Quote, “Monday night , my fellow council members joined me affirming commitment to develop a Community Action Plan creating a framework to better hear, understand, and act on ways our community can promote racial equity and equal justice” “Quite simply Black Lives Matter”

June 14, 2020 “I look forward to working with Council , City Administration, Chief Schaefer, and the Madeira Police Department, and voices from the community and beyond to shape a plan that fully supports our COMMITMENT TO RACIAL EQUITY AND THE BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT” This quote is from our Mayor Nancy Spencer and implies that all of the parties mentioned in the quote are in support of the BLACK LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT

The Black Lives Matter Movement began in 2013 following the acquittal of a police officer accused of murdering Trayvon Martin. The Black Lives Matter Foundation, Inc. is a global organization in the United States, UK, and Canada. Their mission is to eradicate white supremacy, and intervene in violence inflicted on black communities by the state and vigilantes.

No one can dispute that every Black Life matters, but the “Black Lives Matter Movement” is a radical, Marxist organization. and has no place in Madeira.

Madeira City Council members aligning City of Madeira with radical, Marxist, Black Lives Matter Movement, WHY?

August 13, 2020

Madeira Democrat Mayor Nancy Spencer and City Council members launch committee reviewing policies, practices, and procedures to ensure racial equity, NICE-Neighborhood Inclusion Committee for Equity. This began with Madeira City Council members involvement with the Marxist, Black Lives Matter Movement.
On August 10, 2020, Council members evolved and created NICE, solving race problems that don’t exist in Madeira.
The entire project is based opn the Annie E. Casey Foundation “Race Equity and Inclusion Action Guide”, attached to this button

June 2020 distribution of "Thank You to our Madeira Police" yard signs.
This letter explains the reason for the distribution of the first 100 signs, "a sign of gratitude was my public effort to convey this". Click on the button to read resident letter.

August 20, 2020, Letter submitted at left explains why a Madeira resident would at his expense have 100 signs made showing his appreciation for the work of our Madeira Police Officers. A second Madeira family had an additional 100 signs made and began distribution on August 20, 2020.

Inclusion Committee 2021 Surveys
27 completed paper surveys
chosen at random - March 2022

Inclusion Committee 2021 Surveys
40 Completed paper surveys
chosen at random - March 2022

March 12, 2022, The controversial Inclusion Committee survey results have been kept under wraps until now. The "COMMITTEE" has had no oversight and does not reflect Madeira community values, read what your neighbors think about this out of control city entity.

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 1-100 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 101-200 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 201-300 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 301-400 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 401-500 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 501-600 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 601-700 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 701-800 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 801-900 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

Inclusion Committee 2021 surveys 901-1000 pages or surveys completed on-line.
march 2022 (3,300 pages)

An Opinion

March 13, 2022

March 13, 2022, The Madeira Inclusion Committee either are, or are close to violating our city charter. The committee has sent out more than a few letters similar to the letter at left to city entities, the Madeira-Indian Hill Fire Department, and other Madeira city organizations. In their most recent meeting a Fire Captain was interrogated, it was implied that the department does not adhere to proper hiring practices as determined by members of the Inclusion Committee. The Inclusion Committee does not have this kind of authority, and their actions very likely are in violation of our charter "Interference by Council". This committee is an embarrassment and in the best interest of our community, should be dissolved. I will be posting more information supporting my opinion very soon.