ken gibson came out of the process. two weeks after the uprising in 1967 there was a black power conference in new jersey. one year after that there was a black power convention at a high school. one year after that, there was a black and puerto rican convention of 1970. and out of that came ken gibson. he was the mayor and got elected that was black power. we need to go back to this process like we did in gary in 1972. we need a black political agenda that includes a fight against gentrification. and economic bill of rights for a living wage. for an end to the student debt and free tuition. power to the people. >> all right, so. everybody okay? meeting on spygatee everybody okay. we are continuing with the national gentrification summit. and we are going to talk to several people about solutions that they are implementing. first of all, let's talk about solutions. >> let me bring this to a spirit of process and public policy. i would like to talk about the process of policy. given the level of corporate capital that is

to continue to serve our people and he very much so is continuing in the footsteps of the great ken gibson shea and his father. so please give the mayor a round of applause. [applause] and even though i say we were together in 1990, i will let you in on a secret. i usually tell people i may millennial, so don't tell anybody. [laughter] to dr. ron daniels, i have a lot of affection for ron. because i know the sacrifices he makes for our people. he is not in the so-called celebrity et -- celebrity echelon, so to speak. and he works hard and i tell him, let me know anything i can help you, but he works hard and just takes it all on himself. at this stage in life a lot of folks are ready to retire and give up. he hasn't done that. he himself, even though they are really somewhat peers, when dr. ron walters passed away, we needed to figure out who was going to pick up the mantle in terms of conscious and woke academia. some folks get phd's and they are in these ivory towers and they are not in touch, on the ground with our people. ron has continued to do that and is been a constant organizer in