the ramaytush shiloni are the stewards of yelamu, and in keeping with their tradition as they have never ceded lust or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for us and all peoples who reside or work in their traditional territory. we wish to honor and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, owners, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as the first peoples of this land. we are all guests and as such we are to recognize that as visitors, we benefit from living and working on their ancestral homeland. we are reminded that we do not own this land and that our ancestors did not create land ownership or borders to separate our people on the land. the land is our mother and we are all relatives as we are to be grateful, all respect and coexist with all the creator has provided for us. creator we ask for your blessings for all gathered here and all those that we carry in our hearts. we acknowledge that we are unified, tied by our ancestral blood and spirits. that gives us pride and strength and pu

the ramaytush shiloni are the stewards of yelamu, and in keeping with their tradition as they have never ceded lust or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for us and all peoples who reside or work in their traditional territory. we wish to honor and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, owners, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as the first peoples of this land. we are all guests and as such we are to recognize that as visitors, we benefit from living and working on their ancestral homeland. we are reminded that we do not own this land and that our ancestors did not create land ownership or borders to separate our people on the land. the land is our mother and we are all relatives as we are to be grateful, all respect and coexist with all the creator has provided for us. creator we ask for your blessings for all gathered here and all those that we carry in our hearts. we acknowledge that we are unified, tied by our ancestral blood and spirits. that gives us pride and strength and pu

the ramaytush shiloni are the stewards of yelamu, and in keeping with their tradition as they have never ceded lust or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for us and all peoples who reside or work in their traditional territory. we wish to honor and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, owners, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as the first peoples of this land. we are all guests and as such we are to recognize that as visitors, we benefit from living and working on their ancestral homeland. we are reminded that we do not own this land and that our ancestors did not create land ownership or borders to separate our people on the land. the land is our mother and we are all relatives as we are to be grateful, all respect and coexist with all the creator has provided for us. creator we ask for your blessings for all gathered here and all those that we carry in our hearts. we acknowledge that we are unified, tied by our ancestral blood and spirits. that gives us pride and strength and pu

the ramaytush shiloni are the stewards of yelamu, and in keeping with their tradition as they have never ceded lust or forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for us and all peoples who reside or work in their traditional territory. we wish to honor and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, owners, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as the first peoples of this land. we are all guests and as such we are to recognize that as visitors, we benefit from living and working on their ancestral homeland. we are reminded that we do not own this land and that our ancestors did not create land ownership or borders to separate our people on the land. the land is our mother and we are all relatives as we are to be grateful, all respect and coexist with all the creator has provided for us. creator we ask for your blessings for all gathered here and all those that we carry in our hearts. we acknowledge that we are unified, tied by our ancestral blood and spirits. that gives us pride and strength and pu

the ramaytush shiloni are the stewards of yelamu, and in keeping with their tradition as they have neverrgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for us and all peoples who reside or work in their traditional territory. we wish to honor and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, owners, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as the first peoples of this land. we are all guests and as such we are to recognize that as visitors, we benefit from living and working on their ancestral homeland. we are reminded that we do not own this land and that our ancestors did not create land ownership or borders to separate our people on the land. the land is our mother and we are all relatives as we are to be grateful, all respect and coexist with all the creator has provided for us. creator we ask for your blessings for all gathered here and all those that we carry in our hearts. we acknowledge that we are unified, tied by our ancestral blood and spirits. that gives us pride and strength and purpose in this gat

the ramaytush shiloni are the stewards of yelamu, and in keeping with their tradition as they have nevertten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place , as well as for us and all peoples who reside or work in their traditional territory. we wish to honor and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, owners, elders and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as the first peoples of this land. we are all guests and as such we are to recognize that as visitors, we benefit from living and working on their ancestral homeland. we are reminded that we do not own this land and that our ancestors did not create land ownership or borders to separate our people on the land. the land is our mother and we are all relatives as we are to be grateful, all respect and coexist with all the creator has provided for us. creator we ask for your blessings for all gathered here and all those that we carry in our hearts. we acknowledge that we are unified, tied by our ancestral blood and spirits. that gives us pride and strength and purpose in this gather

it's actually specifically the yelamu tribe that lived in san francisco. but i find this kind of announcement just really to be kind of like lip service and virtue signaling. i don't see any actual change or intent of the district policy to do anything substantive for the ohlone people. and so it really raises questions like why are we doing this? you know, you're at the 32nd mark. just to give you a heads up, uh, the ohlone, for example, were camping on public land for centuries. they didn't have government. they didn't have government schools, kids were raised in the community and learned that way. yet today, you know, the descendants of the ohlone are subject to compulsory education laws, forcing them to be in school unless they ten second mark some kind of other plan. you know, maybe they shouldn't be criminalized for this. maybe the school district should be asking them what to do instead of imposing something on them. regarding the striking that is your time. starchild, i'm so sorry to have to cut you off. thank you, miss marshall? yes um. good eveni