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support of the john burton housing complex that will be 50 new units for single-family homes the booker t washington is using the housing authority and the new participating at the site on the corner of presidio. the 24 units will help the youth. the housing and community center is located in separate air rights particles so the affordable housing will be structured as a bond with 19.9 million with the sthat fnsz this bond application will be reviewed and if paragraphed the project is starting in september. it is not condo financing. a public hearing was held and upon award our office will return to the board it issue the bonds so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them about this project we also have representatives from the booker t washington center and the other center >> thank you, thank you very much number one for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. okay supervisor cohen can i have a motion to forward item one not full board with revolver recommendation >> absolutely i want to make a motion with positive recommendation. >> okay we'll take that without objecti
support of the john burton housing complex that will be 50 new units for single-family homes the booker t washington is using the housing authority and the new participating at the site on the corner of presidio. the 24 units will help the youth. the housing and community center is located in separate air rights particles so the affordable housing will be structured as a bond with 19.9 million with the sthat fnsz this bond application will be reviewed and if paragraphed the project is starting...
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>> okay and booker t. washington is also supervisor farrell's. booker t. washington is kind of close to my heart and i remember, moving to san francisco, and i will not date myself but many years ago. and partying at the booker t. gym and so, i think that it is, and it is fitting that this particular building is now going to be housing for tay youth. so we have something called transitional housing plus or a thp, plus as we know it. and it is a 24-month program for former foster youth, once again, ages 21 to 24. and this program was previously operated by family and children's services in our department, but, in early 2014, of this year, it was actually transferred to the housing, division, along with me being able to get a dedicated staff position for all of the homeless programs and the youth programs allie as we know her is our youth coordinator and she brings a wealth of experience there are four. lark inn street services, first place fun for youth, edge wood, and the salvation army. another program is the extended foster care. but i will not read the s
>> okay and booker t. washington is also supervisor farrell's. booker t. washington is kind of close to my heart and i remember, moving to san francisco, and i will not date myself but many years ago. and partying at the booker t. gym and so, i think that it is, and it is fitting that this particular building is now going to be housing for tay youth. so we have something called transitional housing plus or a thp, plus as we know it. and it is a 24-month program for former foster youth,...
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[laughter] and one of of major instigators of fiction was booker t. washington. think of him as a southern operator but he had operatives all over he was the tuskegee machine and also a large control of black newspapers and charles sanderson was his man in new york and kept a booker t. washington apprised of everything going on and he was a stalwart republican and no matter what the democrats might try to do for the blacks in the regiment was one of those the republicans believe the democrats would get credit and would block it if not politically then the national guard and leadership will block it in john francis o'brien was connected tear tammany hall and extremely hot style to new the idea of a black national guard regiments. >> he is the commander of the new york national guard as a major general and to become police generator and teeeight did not want to a black national guard. of those but it is even longer but it is about prestige and status and employment opportunities that they did not want blacks to have. that is the way that they saw things. so not onl
[laughter] and one of of major instigators of fiction was booker t. washington. think of him as a southern operator but he had operatives all over he was the tuskegee machine and also a large control of black newspapers and charles sanderson was his man in new york and kept a booker t. washington apprised of everything going on and he was a stalwart republican and no matter what the democrats might try to do for the blacks in the regiment was one of those the republicans believe the democrats...
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bycauses controversy inviting booker t. washington to the white house much first time an african-american had dinner the unitedesident of states. he passes the meat inspection act. act.food and drug very progressive and ultimately had detractors but was overall loved by the american in 1905 andly winds makes a public statement that he will not run for president in 1908. so he steps down, throws his support behind william howard taft. unfortunately their relationship sort of frayed from the start and he ended up, roosevelt ended against taft in 1912. splitting the republican ticket and making history, because the time an american presidential election an independent has come in second beats out the socialist candidate, he beats taft. tavment, some joked that taft stood for take advice from theodore. you saw the shirt he was onring, and the speech was display in the lower gallery and amazingly the bullet pierces the hits his speech, lodged into his chest and roosevelt is very well we'd. said he could read two books a day, he had a traff
bycauses controversy inviting booker t. washington to the white house much first time an african-american had dinner the unitedesident of states. he passes the meat inspection act. act.food and drug very progressive and ultimately had detractors but was overall loved by the american in 1905 andly winds makes a public statement that he will not run for president in 1908. so he steps down, throws his support behind william howard taft. unfortunately their relationship sort of frayed from the...
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frederick douglass, talked about escaping dependency, booker t. washingtont tradition become so much less prominent inside the african intellectual communities? >> i think the civil rights movement has become an industry, and it's a very lucrative industry. what you've seen over the past 50 years is an attempt by the black elite to stay relevant, and what i try to get across in this book is that it's much more important for the black poor to have a man in the home than to have a man in the white house like they have today. the obama presidency shows that overwhelmingly is the case. the things that ail the black community are not going to be solved by politicians, they're going to be solved by the black community getting its own act together internally, the family -- and it's going to start with the family. >> if the results are as awful as you argue, why hasn't there been a revolt? intellectually and politically, within the african-american community itself? >> well, on the one hand, you have the history of segregation, and who was on what side back then, a
frederick douglass, talked about escaping dependency, booker t. washingtont tradition become so much less prominent inside the african intellectual communities? >> i think the civil rights movement has become an industry, and it's a very lucrative industry. what you've seen over the past 50 years is an attempt by the black elite to stay relevant, and what i try to get across in this book is that it's much more important for the black poor to have a man in the home than to have a man in...
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he causes controversy by inviting booker t. washington to the white house much first time an african-american had dinner with the president of the united states. he passes the meat inspection act. after "the jungle." pure food and drug act. very progressive and ultimately he had detractors but was overall loved by the american public, easily winds in 1905 and makes a public statement that he will not run for president in 1908. so he steps down, throws his support behind william howard taft. unfortunately their relationship is sort of frayed from the start and he ended up, roosevelt ended running against taft in 1912. splitting the republican ticket and making history, because the only time an american presidential election an independent has come in second place, he beats out the socialist candidate eugene debs. he beats out taft. some joked that taft stood for take advice from theodore. president wilson is elected in 1912. but he also makes history when he is about to give a speech in milwaukee and falls victim to an assassin's bullet. y
he causes controversy by inviting booker t. washington to the white house much first time an african-american had dinner with the president of the united states. he passes the meat inspection act. after "the jungle." pure food and drug act. very progressive and ultimately he had detractors but was overall loved by the american public, easily winds in 1905 and makes a public statement that he will not run for president in 1908. so he steps down, throws his support behind william howard...
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this from booker t. washington, if you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.nderful words. we are coming right back. >> technology is shrinking the world and national security threats for world leaders. liam fox and his new book, rising tides coming up next. lou: morgan freeman calling the tea party and rush limbaugh races in 2011. but here he is on another network making a lot of sense. >> do you think that race plays a part in this? >> no, i do not. >> what would race have anything to do with it? stick with what you want to go for it and stick with that. it's kind of like the legend to me. it's a good excuse for not getting there. lou: joining us now is a contributing writer. it is good to have you with us on the broadcast. judith miller, wrapping up a new book that we are waiting for. your reaction to morgan freeman. >> i love him, i think he's wrong on this point though. because i think that there's plenty of data. showing that outcomes for people of color are different if you were born in a certain zip code. that determines how successful you can be. and
this from booker t. washington, if you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.nderful words. we are coming right back. >> technology is shrinking the world and national security threats for world leaders. liam fox and his new book, rising tides coming up next. lou: morgan freeman calling the tea party and rush limbaugh races in 2011. but here he is on another network making a lot of sense. >> do you think that race plays a part in this? >> no, i do not. >> what...
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we have got booker t. washington, john f. kennedy, l.l. cool j, makes them all seem smarter, right?em and, listen, i think it does bring up some things in an academic setting, of course, melissa. but you know what? let's not just stop with the initial, how about jonathan al wish shus hoenig? scott david martin? who's going to get the chicks? probably jonathan. >> wait, scott, what about missy instead of melissa? melissa: come on, that's fighting words. you're never coming back on this show, my friend. i don't like that one bit. >> the point is to scott's point, what your name is and what you choose to call yourself says a lot about who you are, missy, and especially in -- melissa: now you're -- you're done. jonathan, you're done. u.s. ambassador to switzerland opted to take her oath of office on kindle instead of on the bible or the constitution. it is a great use of technology, you've got to wonder, though, did she get sworn in on the hunger games or the 50 shades of grey? scott, what do you think? [laughter] >> listen, i have a very close relationship to my devices, so much so tha
we have got booker t. washington, john f. kennedy, l.l. cool j, makes them all seem smarter, right?em and, listen, i think it does bring up some things in an academic setting, of course, melissa. but you know what? let's not just stop with the initial, how about jonathan al wish shus hoenig? scott david martin? who's going to get the chicks? probably jonathan. >> wait, scott, what about missy instead of melissa? melissa: come on, that's fighting words. you're never coming back on this...
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so, when booker t. washington gives that speech and again so much fanfare, tourgee is like, ok, we are not going to go with this now. there's nothing much more i can do. let's get this to the supreme court and roll the dice. ok? [laughter] so, we talked about how he tried to use his journalism background to influence public opinion. but it did not happen. so, the arguments come before the court in april of 1896, and those are the justices on the court at the time. tourgee was not alone. he had two other lawyers who argued the case with him. one was a local new orleans attorney, and the other one had experience in front of the supreme court. so, their argument was that segregation on the railroad cars was part of the state police powers, and again what we said before -- they use separation of the races was a good thing, good for the public good in their opinion. what do you think about it? what is your opinion? >> i believe it is not good because you were not having the same equal opportunities. like if i have a go
so, when booker t. washington gives that speech and again so much fanfare, tourgee is like, ok, we are not going to go with this now. there's nothing much more i can do. let's get this to the supreme court and roll the dice. ok? [laughter] so, we talked about how he tried to use his journalism background to influence public opinion. but it did not happen. so, the arguments come before the court in april of 1896, and those are the justices on the court at the time. tourgee was not alone. he had...