ourselves who is going to feel safer if that gets built you are not hearing voices from the black and broun community that's where safety lies no more jail no more police. thank you. >> thank you next speaker? >> hello my name is josh green i'm a transgender man i work with transgender in foma we're seeing that nationally and in san francisco i know from my work the way we create a world without violence is transleadership organization a new jail is not going to make people it's other going to increase the staggering harm we're facing transgender are profiled by the police particularly transby color people are disproportionately unlikely to make jail 805% of people are in jail because they can't make bail 60% are african american this moves i do not see the jail as a criminal justice i see it as injustice poor people transpeople are disproportionally harmed we bail reform and housing and less harassment particularly at the hands of the police. if you are invested in and care about the transjustice and safety do not built this jail if you invest in communities that is causing us such harm th

her great work on this issue and i want to thank chairman miller, chairman abraham, ranking member broun and my good friend ranking member titus for all their work on this piece of bipartisan legislation. i think it's clear this committee is truly working for our nation's veterans. mr. speaker almost every day, i hear from another veteran who is the survivor of sexual assault in the military. men and women of all ages and from every branch of the service. i have heard from survivors of sexual assault from world war ii the war in afghanistan, and every conflict in every era in between. there are veterans suffering from ptsd because they were sexually assaulted and they are not being treated fairly. . this is a real injury and needs to be treated that way and should be the same for those who suffer ptsd. 19000 men and women were assaulted, but only a quarter of those assaults were reported and fewer ended up with a prosecution. i'm glad the v.a. has increased prevention efforts, but let me be clear as you heard, the problem is not fixed. survivors of sexual assault have been blamed and har