and it would be first, and carletta jackson lane, and terry lang and as we get to third speaker i will call three more names, you will have two minutes and you want to explain how you will be using the timer. >> yes, speakers i will be holding a timer, when the beep goes off, know that is your time to stop speaking. >> good evening, commissioners. this is not george, it is david (inaudible) and my handwriting was bad but i didn't realize it was that bad. >> okay. >> it is not george, my name is david and i am the san francisco director for fcis local one and i want to give you the context of why we were here yesterday and yesterday with the community organizations and the community leaders from the african american community, in the past nine months, sione has been meeting with the members and community groups to talk about the inequality in general and also, inequality and how it impacts the members in in the african community. >> and we called with a list of demands around 14 areas and we will have them being helped and the others being around housing and the other on education, and

my name is carletta jackson wane and i am the director for the foster family agency and also a member of the african american health collaborate, and we would like to let you know that the african american in san francisco, stuck disproportionally from a range of health ailments and including not limited to asthma, diabetes and health disease and hypertension, and cancer and hiv and aids. and it is a lung cancer rate for blacks and it is 85.5 percent, per 85.5 per 100,000, and compared to 49.6 for whites. and the asthma rate for blacks is 21.5 percent, and compared to 13.3 percent for them and the death rate for black mails due to heart disease is 219 per 100,000. and it is targeted and the african american community, and it leaves them without the infrastructure to function and it allows them, and almost a set up for failure and the other piece that i want to talk about was ear marking funds for developing a marketing and anti-stigma campaign and a anti-literal health campaign and it does not take much to get down the street and see what the issues are and last but not least, we want

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