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. >> i am lower rain bowser. i am a cafeteria worker for the school district and rep for local 1021. not to be disrespectful at all about the teacherrerses and housing. i have been a cafeteria worker for 30 years. our people are part-time. a lot of people loved out of the city they are not able to stay here. i want to say, please think of the members of sciu having a huge housing problem, not just teachers. i want to say please consider sciu members employed by the school district also have a big problem. thank you. >> good morning. i am jeanine butler. i am not a public speaker. i am one of the examples. i live in san francisco, but i have to work two jobs to make it. i work for unified school district over 28 years. okay. i survived this. there is a time where i cannot survive because my represent is very high. i just want you to please to take this unlightly. look after your clerks, custodians and myself for a food service worker for student nutrition. i have seen it all. i have seen where we work 3.5 hours. i

washington and maggie walker, dred scott and mary elizabeth bowser, oliver hill and spotswood robinson, doug wilder and henry marsh. henrietta lacks and barbara johns, arthur ashe, so many more whose stories we recall this weekend, each of these people has a story of great achievement, of overcoming adversity, of blazing trails and opening doors for others, and their individual stories are part of this epic story that brings us here today, a story that began in tragedy on the shores at point comfort and saw a nation and a people through civil war and reconstruction, through jim crow and the civil rights movement, to where we are today and what we hope to become tomorrow. as we gather here now, the future is in our hands. what will we do to shape and model the future of virginia? today, we will hear perspectives, viewpoints, histories, and more that are part of a much needed dialogue, one american evolution has worked diligently to foster throughout this yearlong commemoration. hopefully that dialogue will allow us to go from contradiction to reconciliation, from sinful past to a bright