that sponsored both social and political functions for the gay community as well as help educate gateman about their rights if arrested or harassed by the police. he assumed the moniker her royal majesty, and prince of san francisco, jose the first, the widow norton, an homage to the mob -- a much to joshua norton who declared himself the emperor of the united states and protector of mexico in 1859. jose assumed the title of empress, which led to the establishment of the imperial court system, a network of nonprofit charitable organizations throughout the united states, canada and mexico that have used drag shows and other functions to raise money for charities throughout the world, not just san francisco or the united states, but throughout the world. today, as a returns to his home of san francisco. this week, the week of may 21, in order to receive a lifetime achievement award from the harvey milk democratic club. it's only fitting that today on harvey milk's birthday, who, by the way jose was one of the early endorsers of harvey milk, and i think it's fair to say he plays the trail a

the sixth street substation, as well as arts programming and planning, neighborhood community in gateman, and economic development planning. the majority of these activities are included in the office of economic and workforce development budgets. a small portion is in the city administrator's office. supervisor chu: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: before we go on, i do want to thank the mayor's office for the tremendous amount of work that went into this. it was an incredibly complicated process to move around funds and find homes for a lot of these projects and programs that are incredibly important to our communities. in particular, in my district and in supervisor cohen's district 10. i was pleased to see a lot of this was prioritized in the mayor's budget. i know folks in the mid market and sell the market were happy to see that. we are happy to learn that some of them turned out to be enforceable obligations, whether it was the alleyway improvements, which people were concerned about. one of my concerns now is we have many departments owning this work, whether it is the city admini