my name is adam sherman and i am also a member of the san francisco state university of fossil free divestment and i am the chairman of the under graduate committee which is to put simply is to preserve the integrity in the impending graduation of the senior members and first of all i want to commend everyone for showing up and you are showing an incredible amount of support what i want to say is that a lot of the activities that happen on the san francisco state campus are often concurrent, recent report within our environmental studies says that we are on track for within the next five to seven years, both the city and the university to achieve 0 waste, this is incredible and shows how the great minds are thinking alike and i highly, commend it and i urge that this continues, both parties are doing an incredible job. there is also a clause in the sfsu foundation policy that says that we as the university do not in any way con donor invest in the social responsible and civil right abusers and in many cases these big oil and gas are, whether subtly or not. >> i want to commend everybody for co

. >> jennifer sherman offers, "the adams women offered a type of feminism." let's take a call from jeffrey in sarasota. >> i am a history teacher who grew up in connecticut, but now lives in florida. i am very interested in the adams family. he brought up the question i had, whether or not louisa had difficulty with her father's family being from slaveholding maryland. view sort of alluded to it. that was one question -- how difficult was that or her on a personal level? the other one is just a curiosity, did she live long enough to get her photograph taken? do you have a photograph of her? >> thanks for the question. are there any portraits of her? >> i don't know. there might be. john quincy had a photograph of her. but not 100% sure of that you should check the portraits volume of the adams papers. >> our producer is telling me no photos. they spent a long time looking. we have about three minutes left. john quincy dies a dramatic death. >> first of all, one reason why life was him i think, better for them at the end, the public attitude toward them have c