convening with the black and asian communities, and we will do everything to prevent any type of violence and bullying in our neighborhoods. we call for community unity and solidarity at this time, not the division that people want to promote. because in san francisco, we bring people together, we build bridges, and we bridge the gap that divides. with that said, i want to thank you for being here as we have a community conversation to show solidarity, and i want to bring up our mayor, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial

convening with the black and asian communities, and we will do everything to prevent any type of violence and bullying in our neighborhoods. we call for community unity and solidarityis time, not the division that people want to promote. because in san francisco, we bring people together, we build bridges, and we bridge the gap that divides. with that said, i want to thank you for being here as we have a community conversation to show solidarity, and i want to bring up our mayor, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equit

convening with the black and asian communities, and we will do everything to prevent any type of violence and bullying in our neighborhoods. we call for community unity and solidarityot the division that people want to promote. because in san francisco, we bring people together, we build bridges, and we bridge the gap that divides. with that said, i want to thank you for being here as we have a community conversation to show solidarity, and i want to bring up our mayor, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how

convening with the black and asian communities, and we will do everything to prevent any type of violence and bullying in our neighborhoods. we call for community unity and solidarityime, not the division that people want to promote. because in san francisco, we bring people together, we build bridges, and we bridge the gap that divides. with that said, i want to thank you for being here as we have a community conversation to show solidarity, and i want to bring up our mayor, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity an