cheryl davis.a term i hadn't heard. apparently it's called the voice of god, like in performance world. so when you don't see the person, but you hear them from the back, so josh has been the voice of god tonight. thank you, josh. i want to thank sarah and william. she was not able to be here, but i want to give her a huge shoutout, because when we had the vision of doing this, sara was ready, willing and able to bring together the amazing talent tonight. give a round of applause. i want to give another shoutout to marcus phillips and top of the mark for being here tonight. awesome job. maria and debbie. give it up for debbie who has been leading and touching hands with everyone. give her a round of applause. on behalf of aaron, derek, thank you to all who joined us, whether here in the theater or virtually online from home. thank you for joining us in this journey towards justice and freedom and to remember and respect and celebrate the legacy of dr. king. so, thank you all again for being with us

cheryl davis.a term i hadn't heard. apparently it's called the voice of god, like in performance world. so when you don't see the person, but you hear them from the back, so josh has been the voice of god tonight. thank you, josh. i want to thank sarah and william. she was not able to be here, but i want to give her a huge shoutout, because when we had the vision of doing this, sara was ready, willing and able to bring together the amazing talent tonight. give a round of applause. i want to give another shoutout to marcus phillips and top of the mark for being here tonight. awesome job. maria and debbie. give it up for debbie who has been leading and touching hands with everyone. give her a round of applause. on behalf of aaron, derek, thank you to all who joined us, whether here in the theater or virtually online from home. thank you for joining us in this journey towards justice and freedom and to remember and respect and celebrate the legacy of dr. king. so, thank you all again for being with us

cheryl davis. i hadn't heard. apparently it's called the voice of god, like in performance world. so when you don't see the person, but you hear them from the back, so josh has been the voice of god tonight. thank you, josh. i want to thank sarah and william. she was not able to be here, but i want to give her a huge shoutout, because when we had the vision of doing this, sara was ready, willing and able to bring together the amazing talent tonight. give a round of applause. i want to give another shoutout to marcus phillips and top of the mark for being here tonight. awesome job. maria and debbie. give it up for debbie who has been leading and touching hands with everyone. give her a round of applause. on behalf of aaron, derek, thank you to all who joined us, whether here in the theater or virtually online from home. thank you for joining us in this journey towards justice and freedom and to remember and respect and celebrate the legacy of dr. king. so, thank you all again for being with us. and,

cheryl davis, mayor london breed and president of the board of supervisors shaman walton. >> thank youey jackson. >> all right, rodney! >> i'm marcus j. page. i'm anthony jackson. >> and these selections are from a show we created with the san francisco bay area theater, i, too, sing america, written by a fellow jefferson. this next song is a poem you might know called in daddy's arms. we've made it a song. written by -- [music playing] [in daddy's arms, i am tall] an close to the sun and warm in daddy's arms [singing] >> it's my daddy's arms that move this close -- closer at nighttime when i can almost touch it when he grins back at me from the wide twinkling sky in daddy's arms in daddy's arms in daddy's arms i am tall. taller than benny or my friend george i am tall taller than uncle billy and best of all i am with my big brother [singing] >> when daddy spins me round and round and round and when the whole world is crazy upside down i am big and strong i am big and strong i am big and strong and proud in daddy's arms in daddy's arms in daddy's arms my daddy [cheering and applause] >

cheryl davis.though we wanted to limit how many people were coming in. so i just want to give it up to the theater for opening up their doors and still letting us be safe with each other. for bringing this event to life in the midst of a challenging time. give it up to the folks that are helping us from s.f. gov tv. broadcasting live stream and making it all look great. we have heard amazing stories and voices through song and just the idea and notion of freedom. and freedom and moving towards justice, but the role of music in that. please, if you get the opportunity, re-share the link to this so folks can hear what we were able to witness in person tonight. so, again, give it up for s.f. gov to make it possible to share this. gratitude to the staff members at the m.l.k. north cal foundation, aaron and his team. thank you to derek brown. i want to give a special shoutout to the folks at the human rights commission. every time we come up with an idea, the team steps up to make it happen. give them a

cheryl davis with the san francisco human rights commission. so this music is for you. i hope you love it. i hope you're encouraged. and let's have some fun tonight. [ ♪♪♪ ] dproet ♪ i am here to guide you forward ♪ ♪ because the pain you feel is burning ♪ ♪ let's pick up the pieces for you ♪ ♪ so you can carry on ♪ ♪ i'll help you face all your fears ♪ ♪ because the pain you feel is the burden ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪ i know what you're going through ♪ ♪ i am outcast too ♪ ♪ you can overcome the hatred and abuse ♪ ♪ it's not your fault ♪ ♪ because the pain you feel is burning ♪ ♪ pick up the pieces so you can carry on -- >> this is my favorite part -- ♪ you will make it out of this ♪ ♪ i know from my own experience ♪ ♪ not the time to throw in the towel ♪ ♪ you're almost there ♪ ♪ [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] [ ♪♪♪ ] thank you, guys, so much. woo. my name is "i am rebel". you can fall all of my music -- i did drop a album last year, woo hoo, my first one. you can find it on all digital outlets. my name is i am rebel on all social media. this next hope, i wrote it in a

. >> caller: hi, this is cheryl davis from the human rights commission. i'm calling in to yield support for folks embedded in and i would say the community center were instrumental enough engaging with community partners, with young people. mr. singola did not talk about his lived experience, but the work that he's done in the community which is extremely valuable and also challenging because he comes with a different perspective that sometimes academics and folks who feel like they're a little more educated or well versed may not agree with. i think that that perspective, that viewpoint is critical to this work. i want to recognize also former chair or current chair for his leadership and providing and asking for the human rights commission to be able to come and share and to be able to do that work. so i appreciate the work and the partnership with the juvenile probation commission. i do think it's important to have diversity of experiences, voices, and viewpoints and look forward to working with the commission and whatever its make-up to advance the wo

this is cheryl davis from the human rights commission. i actually was for something else. i will not be able to come back when you come back from closed session. i can't comment on this item. but i'm frustrated with the other item as well but hopefully we'll followup in another way. >> clerk: thank you. madam chair, there's no further callers in the queue. >> chairman: thank you. public comment is closed. now, let us proceed to a vote on item 4b on whether to meet in closed session under california governed code section 4957. and sunshine ordinance sect 7.10e to discuss labor negotiations. commissioners, do i have a motion? >> commissioner: so moved. >> commissioner: seconded. >> chairman: moved by commissioner hughes, seconded by commissioner ramano. >> clerk: i will now call the roll. [roll call] the motion is approved unanimously. >> chairman: thank you, moderator. we will now move into closed session for update with labor negotiators on labor negotiations discussion and possible action and employee organization san francisco municipal executive association and anticipa

c8 this is cheryl davis . i am grateful for the opportunity to call in and support the magic program. some of you may know i used magic for 10years i guess britney and patty .they did some amazing work with community partners. i will forever be grateful to patty who was on the hiring committee and for the opportunity to work with patty and with jeff adachi. jeff provided so much space for us to really censor community voices and at the time no one was doing work with our game injunctions and helping folks through that process. patty was instrumental in us doing a lot of work around getting kids back in school so the idea that i'm glad to hear the idea to make sure that we are putting juvenile public defenders out of a job is still the aim and goal of the magic program. so again, cannot support it enough. i want to thank brooklyn and brittany for the work they've done to continue the work and i appreciate the board of supervisors elevating this to make sure the legacy and work of jeff adachi continues to make a