. >> thank you dorothy louthan for any want to come on up to the podium, dorothy? >> i so this black history month it's my honor to recognize sunset resident dorothy lathan. >> dorothy is one of the first black people allowed to buy a home in the outer sunset. yes. >> yes, it is true. for many decades nonwhite people were not allowed to be homeowners throughout much of san francisco's west side. baseball hero willie mays tried to buy a house on the west side in 1957 and was denied three years later in 1960, dorothy and her husband arthur were able to buy their home on 48th avenue. >> she is still living in that home with an ocean view at age 92. >> dorothy has had quite the trailblazing life from arkansas to san francisco. today we honor her contributions to our city and community. dorothy made history with the purchase of her outer sunset home and she made history again with her job. she had to fight to become the first black teacher at an inner sunset elementary school until dorothy came along. black teachers were only assigned to majority black schools and dorot

and a false, a dorothy, it goes, i came to the downloads and came with the listing is but they are still dependent on that on the dump administration. so they might change, but not because officially public every new only if need be falls to buy for an appraisal. all was good to see you on hear your thoughts on the program. thank you for your time today mr. you of how far we've veteran palestinian rights activist. thank you. as well, former is really national security ministry or hard line, or is it me or been here and has called on the governments to cut off water and electricity in dallas after benjamin netanyahu. and on to the block of you monitoring aid from entering the region, gaza must, and your health and help means bombing all the aid stockpiles that her mouth has forwarded since the c spy began. and even before it, it also means completely cutting off electricity and water. i call on the prime minister to announce that israel will implement these measures before resuming come back, which of course must happen as well. well, israel's decision to block a was met with sharp critic

and in even in the 60s, you had doctor king and malcolm x and thurgood marshall and dorothy height.ou have those of us that may walk down different paths, but it's the same road trying to get something established. and i think it was wonderful how you put that out there and was honest about that. there were snick was formed because they felt doctor king was the old guard, and he never made it to 40 years old. these are not new contradictions, but it is something we need to put out there and let people see it. as long as we're moving in the right direction. >> it is the epitome of there is strength in diversity, diversity of opinion, diversity of thought, diversity of action. we are not each other's enemy. and so when we literally keep our eyes on the prize, we are very, very effective. and that is what is so frightening to so many people. so we can't do that. we can't take our eyes off the prize. there is no time to wait. >> well thank you. dawn porter, the hbo original six part documentary series eyes on the prize three. we would believe in. we who believe in freedom cannot rest. i

. >> i think last and i see the vice chair dorothy has a question. my last question is how does the referral actually work? >> oh for the the tenants. yeah great. so like all of our permanent housing, the referrals will come through our coordinated coordinated entry system so young adults who are interested in this or any other housing in our portfolio would go to one of our youth access points. we have them scattered throughout the city and they would take a housing assessment which is a pretty lengthy questionnaire, an assessment of their needs and their resources and their their barriers to housing and from there they are matched with the most appropriate and available resource. so for a young person that has high barriers to ending their their homelessness on their own, they would be matched to permanent supportive housing like this. so folks with challenging credit records of who perhaps had an eviction in the past or folks that have complex medical care, complex medical needs they might be matched to something like this and so then they would m