saturday, same thing, dr. arce. he couplmes every friday and saturday. he's 83 years old, and he always comes every week, meet his friends every week. that is what we are focusing in on, community and playing around the area. that's all. >> thank you. are there any questions from the commission? yes, commissioner perez? >> you said this bar has been operating for 30 years. and did you have an entertainment permit before? >> yes. >> previous owner had one, so it was -- >> okay. thank you. so you're the new orrwner comi in? >> yes. >> are you planning on doing any soundproofing? >> actually, we don't play high music. when we do, we don't play more than 500 watt in the speakers. our music, salsa, tango, it's more focused on the piano. tonight, mondays and tuesdays, we have piano. it's played by 12 years old, jonathan. he plays from 7:00 to 9:00. with a professional tango dancer. plus, we reach all around my neighborhoods. if you could see to the file, i have support from all the neighbors, letter supports. because i reach to them, i talk to them, i give the

dr. king's moral arc, which is long but bends toward justice, or the stirring implications of the possibilities in "once-in-a-lifetime, the title tidal wave of justice can rise up and hope and history rhyme." but justice, like history, is not a tidal wave or a tendency or a moral arc in defense of itself. justice is deduced by people from the circumstances and given life by their action. by their protest. at least in part, that is how history is made as well, and that is why protest matters and why the people who call themselves colored citizens still demand our attention. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for inviting me. this is a wonderful idea and a wonderful panel, and a wonderful turnout. the massachusetts historical society, about a year ago, published a collection called the future of history that was inspired by a colloquium in which several hundred people from all over were invited to discuss the large idea of history and how it could be relevant for individuals in their lives today, regardless of whether or not they were professionals historians, or not. i have the great fortune and