a heavy item. the rest of the investment calendar is otherwise light. i do want to thank the board members in advance for we've had a couple of press meetings regarding asset allocation and liquidity through the i.c. and board meetings, and i want to thank the members for their time today on this item. i also want to thank the board members for participating in the risk tolerance questionnaire. your feedback was incredibly helpful to us, to me, and also, hopefully, you find it very informative amongst your colleagues as a whole. the -- i also want to thank allen and anna and linda for an extraordinary amount of work that we've done on this item since very early this year, many, many meetings. i'm going to make less than 15 minutes of comments, and allen is going to make 15 minutes or less, and then, we'll have s p ample time for discussion and q&a with the board. i'm going to get to the key takeaways from staff's perspectives, and there are three. the first regards investment and return in that staff thinks it's important to pursue a strategy with an objective to achieve a higher l

i like it to make a motion to that the board with a positive representation. can i have a roll call vote. [roll call vote] three ayes. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. please call item number 11. >> clerk: a resolution approving a contract amendment between the city and county of san francisco and the office of the grid services smolinski for the administration of the great plates delivered program, members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001. please dial star 3 to line up to speak. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. melissa mcghee, i believe the floor is yours. >> thank you. greetings. i'm a program manager with the office of community partnerships at the department of disability and aging services. i'm here to request your approval for the contract amendment with off the grid llc. the great place delivered program was created in direct response to the covid-19 pandemic and shelter-in-place order issued. older adults were deemed especially at risk from serious complications from covid-19. the program was created by

board's role. one thing that is out there is the fact that there is a lot of misunderstands about this board and the power and authority hat we have. you conduct the president elections last june, so you are a good person to do. that i am looking at section 841 of the code. it says the pardon of elections shall canvass the returns and determine the results of the elections. i am going to focus in on the worth shall. it means must, right? >> it means shall. the state supreme court has gotten into shall, and made shall, shall, yes. >> would you agree with me this board has a legal duty, correct? >> i would definitely agree with you. >> the law basically says we have a legal today to canvass returns. those returns are basically the certified copies from the counties, correct? >> that is correct. >> and that means -- are you aware, and i know you have an extensive background. are you aware of any legal authority out there allows to review more than those returns as part of this certification process? >> i am not. i have been with you all when you certified numerous lections, and i have never experienced

we are an under serve -- underserved community, but my goal as a board member is to bring attention to the needs that are here, but not just talking about them, but finding ways to work with agencies and organizations and continue building a relationship with tida board and strategic solutions to the organizations that exist, seeing how we can bring more organizations so that we're not focusing on just the communities to come, but how do we support the residents that are here, okay? i have the honor of talking to julie. i'm very close with my supervisor, the school board. as you know, i'm in every meeting. i'm in e-mail with, and residents have my cell phone number. i let them know i am here 100% to support you. so this would give me an opportunity to take this information and be a better tool so that i can be a mentor to the advocates who have been doing this for 30 years but may not have been successful, that i'm able to restore that hope back into them, that they can impact their community, and then just slowly transition, that once they're strong enough, to be able to leave. so tha

it's a board game for children aged between five and ten, and it's called we are proud of our motherland. "pride in and love for the motherland is the foundation of self—esteem and personal identity, and patriotism is the highest form of social consciousness, channelling the power of the people into creativeness and development." not exactly snakes and ladders or happy families, is it? anyway, let's play. basically, you have to find the patriotic pictures that match patriotic poems on these cards. for example, "if our enemy comes at us with war, our army and navy will guard the door. planes, tanks, cannons, nuclear missile silos. enemies don't make us mad, we are the strongest in the world." nice. if you're lucky to have been dealt some of these images, you put them down. next poem. "russia is invincible. we will defend russia from any aggressor. the japanese have fought wars against us, so have the greeks, the khazars, the turks, the swedes, the lithuanians, the germans." we sent them all packing. 0ur enemies will never beat us, they never could and never will." you get the general idea

bradshaw: i know that the board member had a question for you. -- board member sheinkle had a question for you. mr. sheinkle: we talked on the phone months ago, and i saw your affidavit that you filed. i will start by asking, during deadline in wayne county you had a tie so that the motion was defeated. is that correct? that is correct. mr. shinkle: after that there was public comment taken. tell me what happened to cause you to go back and to have another motion made. ms. palmer: the vice chair pulled me aside and offer the suggestion of an audit on the unexplained ballots from the precint. in the heat of the moment, i should have realized that the law does not allow for that audit to happen before your certification. unfortunately, i did not put the two together in the stress of the moment. and get a good faith effort of relying on the information that the vice chair gave me, we move forward with the motion. it is my understanding that with an independent audit we would be able to find the information we did not have. that the solution would set aside what we needed to certify -- sat

we want a black board member. i said, i can give you someone. they say, no, no. they have to be a sitting or past ceo. i say, there are 11 guys i can give you who fill that position, 15. you don't need me to find them. all of the boards we are looking at, all of the board members aren't past or sitting ceos? why for black members do we have that requirement specified? what i say is we do have talent out there that can serve on a board. we did it with women. when there were no women in the u.k. or california, they mandated it. in a year, we went 8% to 30%. born yesterday. they were always the slayer. i guarantee you you can fill every single spot on the board when the boards are out there with black or brown people, latinos, latin people, you name it. rules, don't to lower the standard. change the standard. i'm really comfortable with the top. the bottom, robert said it. economic food and educational deserts out there. you can pick a zip code. i can pick a zip code. i could tell you for sure whether a child born in that zip code will get out of high school. we know

we don't have a new board president yet. mentioned to the second before last public commenter, i alluded to a number of amendments that i wanted to make which i just described on pages 3 and 4 and 37c.2 which is actually definition section of the ordinance. i think it has been included and this may beings it more clear that sub tent would ensure sub lessees are separately eligible for protections under the legislation and relatively the to repayment of deferred rent. i described that on page 6. on page 7 striking the language that gives which would be a a rules and regulations for financial hardship of landlords for said waiver. on page 8 non substantive language to provide nothing shall provide legal or equitable defenses arising out of unpaid rent. i believe that language and thank you vice chair preston for asking that last week. i would like to move those amendments before duplicating the style and colleagues you are in receipt of that language and then i would like to make one substantive amendment to the duplicated fil

the public health emergency yes, young is not to use with the european public health alliance, and a board member of the european medicines agency eat. mr. knox, as we please with your time and your insights tonight. thank you very much our, let's have a look now at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic. turkey has further tightened its coronavirus measures announcing a curfew on weekdays, in full lockdowns over the weekend as it comes after a record rise in new cases. the director general of the world health organization has urged the countries not to politicize the hunt for the origins of code 19 saying that would create bell and a research to learning the truth. vietnam is reported its 1st locally transmitted case in some 3 months. authorities have introduced to bury lockdowns in an effort to curb transmission, and brazil's state has imposed stricter social distancing measures. it comes as the w.h.o. urged the country to be very serious about what it called very worrisome case. numbers. many of iran's top religious political and military leaders joined for the fune

we use counting boards, not precincts. in a primary, we use precincts, because precinct delegates meet each -- [indiscernible] these general election, counting boards, the only jurisdictions allowed to do this by law, a counting board is an accumulation of several precincts with the same ballot forms. the candidates and proposals are the same. the counting board may have six precincts in it, one precinct in it, i precinct is in it -- so the 501 precincts are filtered into 134 boards. that is how the operation was run. point this point, i would to director brader's report. some veryicated thetive increases in inability that detroit has brought to this process. and i am going to be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> are there any questions from the board members for mr. thomas? my button is green. alright. chris, it's good to hear from you. chris and i talked just yesterday. it feels like a week ago. for anyone who says the election in november went smoothly, compared to august, which was a not accuratet's at all. the

it's a 2-2 board. a bipartisan board. they have to agree. what's the next step here? >> the next step is the state board of canvassers will typically in their meeting tomorrow morning give the bureau of elections the responsibility of completing the canvacanvass. voters showing up or not voting or spoiling a ballot. basic things that have happened in communities all across the state and cleaning those up, addressing them, finding explanations and then submitting it to the state board for a full certification. were still full steam ahead with the certification of the votes in michigan. we're certainly not going to allow any blatant partisan attempts to disenfranchise african-american voters. i in the bureau of elections continue to make sure every ballot is counted and voices are heard in every community throughout the state. >> in terms of the state board, is it the same makeup of these county boards? you know, sort of 2-2 bipartisan boards? >> it is. two republicans and two democrats who we hope and expect will do the right thing, that they always have done in the re

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the perfect present for a russian patriot: what a board game patriotism in the country. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world. the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor. easily securing the she needed. attempts to fly a hot air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s. it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war, with the cuban missile crisis. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the us says it hopes

what a board game on sale in moscow, says about the increasing importance of patriotism in the countryree prominent hong kong are in court charged —— three prominent hong kong activists are in court charged with organising a protest which led to a siege of police headquarters injune last year. joshua wong, ivan lam and agnes chow are members of hong kong's pro—democracy movement, which has faltered since a new national security law gave the government sweeping powers to suppress the opposition. their charges relate to protests injune 2019 against a controversial extradition bill, when thousands of demonstrators surrounded the hong kong police building. the bill — which would have allowed for criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china — was formally scrapped four months later. the three now face charges of organising an unauthorised assembly, with a maximum prison sentence of five years. joshua wong had this to say before he went into court. this case will draw the world's attention to the arbitrary power of the criminaljustice system whose impartiality is manipulated by beiji

that involved setting up a board and we're still run by a board today. so this is the board room. all the honors and awards on the wall are of dr. will and dr. charlie from all over the world. they traveled extensively to learn from others and bring back best practices here to rochester and mayo clinic, and then what they would do is, they would go and travel for several months each spring and fall. one always stayed back at mayo to tend to business. and they would present and visit other hospitals and became very known and became very known to other physicians. dr. will really felt that jealousy among the medical profession would be a detriment and sharing of knowledge was critical for the profession. you can tell by the honors and awards that they were very well respected by their peers. dr. will was asked to give an address at rush medical college for the graduating class in 1910, and that is when he articulated that the needs of the patient come first, which is our primary value here at mayo clinic. all we do is for our patients. and they, mayo also realized that you needed ed

cbd and there was majority protest by a sliver and the board was not in a position to ently when my successor was on the board it passed by a sliver, but it was never large enough to succeed their efforts to expand into joining areas in jackson square and north beach for various reasons. and i just want to say for the record mr. president and colleagues and members of the public, this is not dying a covid-19 death. this was kind of doa long before march of this year and we're just mopping up right now. >> before we do that can i ask you a question supervisor peskin? >> yes mr. president. >> when i first read the title of the benefit district top of broadway, why was it called top of broadway the first thing that came to my mind was the restaurant on up the hill, but is there just curious. >> yeah, no it's a really good question. i was actually not around when it was first established. david choo was on the board. there were a number of local businesses and it's then executive director young man named dominique lamandry who came up with that, but i am delighted that you

a lot of mistakes. that's something i certainly appreciate. as other board members have talked about, roberta was a mentor to us and adviser to us and really helped keep the agency not only functioning well and positively but also from avoiding unforced errors and most of all making sure we considered everyone's view. one of the things that impressed me most about roberta is she saw all the angles and knew all the stakeholders and knew what would be important to people and taught me the importance of process which she's a stickler on. i came to realize she wasn't just a stickler because she likes the rules, though she does, but she feels fair process is how everyone gets heard and how we evaluate everyone's view. in that regard i feel every innovation this agency made is one she had a director hand in. we talk all the time and a told her how i feel personally but let me summit up this way, as a -- sum it up this way, as a rider and citizen and friend i'm grateful. thank you and enjoy retirement. >> thank you. >> chair borden: another fommer board member sis

we don't have a new board president yet. as i mentioned to the second before last public commenter, i alluded to a number of amendments that i wanted to make which i just described on pages 3 and 4 and 37c.2 which is actually definition section of the ordinance. i think it has been included and this may beings it more clear that sub tent would ensure sub lessees are separately eligible for protections under the legislation and relatively the to repayment of deferred rent. i described that on page 6. on page 7 striking the language that gives which would be a a rules and regulations for financial hardship of landlords for said waiver. on page 8 non substantive language to provide nothing shall provide legal or equitable defenses arising out of unpaid rent. i believe that language and thank you vice chair preston for asking that last week. i would like to move those amendments before duplicating the style and colleagues you are in receipt of that language and then i would like to make one substantive amendment to the duplicated

this is a special board meeting. we have three items on the agenda, two informational and one is an action item. if there is no objection from my colleagues on the board, i would like to rearrange the order of it items due to the fact that there are parent-teacher conferences going on until 4:00 p.m. today. i know a lot of them would want to be here for the resolution. i would like to move up the update of coordinated care teams to the top of the agenda. >> president sanchez, she is on her way from the remote site to the district office because the thought was this was going to be later in the agenda. >> i'm sorry. i was late earlier this afternoon and i tried to do that, but i'm sorry i didn't get to you first. okay, well if that's the case then i think we should put the resolution first if commissioner lam makes some amendments to the resolution prior to the board comment. so if there is no objection to that. she will begin her reading of the resolution. commissioner, i think your -- either i'm frozen or you're fro

as the board is aware we annually engage in a self-evaluation for the board of directors and also an nual evaluation of the executive director. the governance committee met a week ago to review both documents as well as a time line for both processes. as you know, we initiate the self-evaluation first and then follow that four weeks later or so with the executive director's evaluation once we received the executive director's self-evaluation. in reviewing both documents, we did not make any changes in the executive director document. we did modify in the board self-evaluation document a couple of questions. we eliminated one question and we modified the wording on another. so those changes are contained in the attachments sent out in preparation for this meeting. i would remind board members that if these surveys and the time lines are adopted, you are pledging to complete the process in in the recognized time line. we know this year we'll have consultative support coming from the department of human resources. therefore our board secretary will be the action officer if you will, numb

an official with the european public alliance, and a board member of the europeans medicines agency, ema, we appreciate your time and insights. thank you. let's have a look at other developments in the coronavirus pandemic. turkey has further tightened its coronavirus measures announcing a curfew weekdays and full lockdowns over the weekends, after a record rise in new cases. the director general of the world health organization has urged countries not to politicize the hunt for the origins of covid-19, saying, that would create boundaries to learning the truth. yet nam reported its first -- vietnam reported its first locally transmitted case in three months. authorities introduced temporary lockdowns to curb further transmission. brazil's sÃo paulo state imposed stricter social distancing measures as the who urged the country to be very serious about what it called, very worrisome case numbers. deadly as covid-19 can be, most patients recover from the virus fairly quickly. but there is growing awareness that some patients cover a range of issues even months after getting over the ini

this is a special board meeting. we have three items on the agenda, two informational and one is an action item. if there is no objection from my colleagues on the board, i would like to rearrange the order of it items due to the fact that there are parent-teacher conferences going on until 4:00 p.m. today. i know a lot of them would want to be here for the resolution. i would like to move up the update of coordinated care teams to the top of the agenda. >> president sanchez, she is on her way from the remote site to the district office because the thought was this was going to be later in the agenda. >> i'm sorry. i was late earlier this afternoon and i tried to do that, but i'm sorry i didn't get to you first. okay, well if that's the case then i think we should put the resolution first if commissioner lam makes some amendments to the resolution prior to the board comment. so if there is no objection to that. she will begin her reading of the resolution. commissioner, i think your -- either i'm frozen or you're fro

and i have a background as a commercial real estate appraiser, which makes the board a very good fit for me. and i enjoy working with the people at the assessments appeal board, it's been a very great experience. >> chair ronen: thank you for all of your years of service. we appreciate it and i just want to see if any of my colleagues have questions? i don't think so. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> chair ronen: and next we want to see if elizabeth zareh is here? >> good morning, everyone. elizabeth zareh here. >> chair ronen: hi, good morning. do you have any comments to share with us? >> sure. i am an attorney. i have been practicing law for the past 24 years and one of the areas which i work in is real estate. in addition to that i am a real estate broker and so i bring in both the legal background and the real estate background to the commission and this will be a second term. previously i worked as an alternate, served as an alternate in board three and now i'm trying to switch to board one. >> chair ronen: fantastic. thank you so much. and i don't see any questions. i love t

yes, yanis not to use with the european public health alliance and a board member of the european medicines agency. mr. not sweep your time and your insights tonight. thank you very much. our lives have a look now at of the developments in the corona virus pandemic, turkey has further tightened its coronavirus measures announcing a curfew on weekdays, in full lockdowns over the weekend. it comes after a record rise. in new cases, the director general of the world health organization has urged countries not to politicize the hunt for the origins of coded 19 saying that would create boundaries to learning the truth. vietnam has reported its 1st locally transmitted case in some 3 months of the words have introduced tipperary lockdowns in an effort to curb further transmission and brazil's paolo's state has imposed stricter social distancing measures. it comes as the w.h.o. urged the country to be very serious about what it called very worrisome case. numbers were deadly as coded. 19 can be most patients recover from the virus fairly quickly. but there's a growing awareness that some patients s

board? i think a lot of them will.ery doubtful about vaccines in general and a lot of conspiracy theories continue to rage in that regard. but many will take to heart the word of the health worker who has personally said that he will be taking the vaccine when it becomes available. but, this is the time of conspiracy theories raging on all sorts of things in the united states, not least to do with the election and its outcome. so, there will be a lot of people saying that i do not believe it is safe and there will also be a lot of people who will be very relieved to get the chance to ta ke relieved to get the chance to take it, i think. and of course, the distribution come next year could be hampered by a lack of a transition period. that is right and joe biden spokesman makes that point today, reiterating that point today, reiterating that point today that they are making claim that they need to get access to information and need to talk to people in order to find out what is in place in order to distribute the vaccin

a board at the agency called the committee for medicinal products for human use is required to submit a scientific verdict on the application within $210.00 days. it then passes that opinion on to the european commission, which makes a decision on whether or not to grant an approval within $67.00 more days. so all in all the process can take between 9 and 10 months. but that's under ordinary circumstances. in the midst of this pandemic, the e m a has set up a special task force to help fast track covert 19 treatments and therapies. it allows for accelerated action in a number of ways for vaccines. a key change is that developers don't have to wait until all of their data is final. before submitting it for approval, but have been able to submit it instead in batches while the trials are still ongoing. a process called a rolling review. so in the end, the formal assessment will take much less time for covert $1000.00 vaccines that have proven safe and effective in trials because the e m a has cleared the way for what's called conditional marketing authorisation. you can submit your ques

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of supervisors and adding a new rule that would require the president of the boardread a statement acknowledging the community of san francisco during at fuel public meetings at this board. november is ma native american heritage month when we must celebrate contributions of the native people, but also engage in recognizing the generations of harm caused to native communities at the hands of our own government institutions. it's undeniable that our own city of san francisco has been complicit in the marginalization of native people from promoting culturally offensive art work, staff, treats and mondayments that represent native americans to the systematic under-funding of american indian organizations. today and everyday the board of supervisors has a responsibility to honor the first people of san francisco by recognizing their continued and relationship to the land of which we are guests. however, we understand that it is not enough. i look forward to working with the american indian community leaders to push for greater political representation and funding suppor

we also also have a national park service. we boardedden gate national recreation area so there is a lot of activity to do in the summer time you see people with bonfires. but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪] >> and golden gate park where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the h

we'll hear about a board member and i'm about why a limb and i think they use is so difficult. but 1st is a look at the iraqi village of butan. when most residents have lost limbs, by stepping on them. it's a life without hope. money come, he lost a leg, he has no and no money. but somehow the 34 year old has to provide for his 5 children . they amputated my leg 6 months ago. we asked the government for support. i haven't had an income since. i can't care for my children. last spring, monic left his village for iraq's desert. he scavenged for debris on the battlefield of the gulf war to sell to scrap metal dealers, a desperate attempt to eke out a living in a wasteland. i was picking up pieces of metal when it happened. i stepped on a landmine. when i moved my leg it exploded. and then it was gone. turn was in a combat zone in the 1st gulf war. the iranian border is less than 7 kilometers away. the region was heavily mined in the 1980 s. . it's still littered with unexploded bombs. almost everyone here has been hurt. 300 villagers have lost limbs to mine and they feel abandoned

from my son. >> seth: so the very fact that you wanted to play a board game, hehoug t it was necessaryh century people >> yes, yeah >> seth: so this, then, would be your daughter. >> uh, yes, that is my daughter, taylor that's her work. >> seth: dear mama and dada, i think first i should stay up late i know i'm a growing kid, but if i stay up later i will be more tired, therefore, i will sleep longer there's some real logic there. >> you know what it wasn't just willy-nilly she was trying to actually use rational thought uh, for a 7-year-old, we thought that was very impressive of her to actually do that. but unfortunately, at the very end of the day it was summarily rejected by my wife and i, and she did have to go to bed as scheduled on time, seth. got to sometimes lay it down, you know >> seth: it is kind of thrilling when kids start to make arguments. you both are dreading it because they are stubborn. but just watching their brains come up with logic is a really exciting thing >> yes, because your kids are younger, right >> seth: yeah, two and a half and four and a half. >> okay.

it was a victory for sanity to keep hr off the federal reserve board. e about. >> she was defeated by one vote. two republicans joined every democrat. three republicans were absent. two of them i believe because of covid. one because a senator's wife is sick. so the three absences and two negative votes by republicans joined by 47 democrats. all of us. senator harris came back and voted. one of the last votes in opposition. we defeated her. i know that mcconnell lives for moments like this. he wants to put somebody on a board many of the fed terms are 14 years. this is shorter. because it's filling an expired term. he wants to seed the earth with as many people he can put in. that trump wants that will cause mischief for joe biden. it's not patriotism. but it's what mcconnell does to show to give power more power to the already powerful and more wealth to the wealthy. that was what mcconnell is and trump is. that's essentially why trump was defeated. incompetence and the virus. and his always siding with the rich and powerful people in the country. at ev

i'd like to make a motion to move it to the board with a positive recommendation. could i have a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: yes. on the motion, supervisor walton. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> clerk: supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> clerk: chair fewer. >> chair fewer: aye. thank you very much. madam clerk, can you please call item number 8. >> clerk: yes. a resolution approving a please between minute suites travelers retreat s.f.o. and the city at the terminal one retail concession for a term of 12 years, a minimum annual guarantees of 150,000th if the first year of the lease. to commence upon board approval. members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. 146 291 7707. then press pound twice. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand, please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. we have deannea kizon from the san francisco international airport. hi, good to see you. >> chair fewer: thank

now california's board room equity scorecard revealing that u.s. latinos hold aboard seats among publicly traded companies listed in the russell 3000 index joining us to talk about that is the latino corporate directors prez and ceo i was just talking about the lack of preprepresentation of w on boards and latinos on boards is even more dramatic. and what is striking to me is i'm here in california 40% of the population is latino. but california-based dmpz compa don't have anywhere near that representation on their boards tell me why you're publishing this scorecard now and what you hope to achieve with it? >> jyou're absolutely right. numbers don't match up considering that california is the most diverse state in our country. look, we started tracking earlier this year how latinas and women of color were doing in california since 826 was enacted. this was, as you mentioned, the law that required women on boards what we found back in march is all of the women appointed to california-based company boards, 78% were white and only 3.3% were latinas in a state where