g. a. r. e. inequity initiative which my agency treats like a joke. they handpicked people for the committee. they are creating h.r. staff responsible for unjustly firing black employees and they do not reach out to recruit qualified committed participants. they are going through the motions, but they are not serious about making changes that we need to make. as someone who cares about equity and as someone who lives my life seeking it, i find it very offensive that they made no effort to reach out to anybody and only handpicked people. i hope you are watching this and you know that some agencies just treat it like a game. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> at evening caring my name is norman. i am one of the lucky third-generation native san franciscans. i still live in the western tradition since 1964. although i may not appear african-american to today i hope you heard and felt the pain and suffering of my brothers and sisters in this room and throughout the city. i am currently the chapter president o

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about openly and said we need a pretty leader to reason may is not that leader she doesn't believe in it she voted for remain and of course this european research group the e r g have continually said that what stories of me has come up with so far is the worst of all worlds but it will keep britain tied to e.u. regulations that it will get in the way of striking free trade deals with other countries this is the crucial issue within the conservative party and they do have a lot of say not just in parliament but outside as well amongst the conservative electorate but really beyond that as you are saying time is constrained because of that march the twenty ninth deadline but not just that the european governments whatever deal would be passed it needs to be ratified in those other european parliament's it's all going to take time some people think that theresa may up until now has been trying to for example get rid of that meaningful vote until as late as possible so that to scare politicians here into looking at it like this oh it's it's treason maze deal or we going to crush out without a deal there's no parliamentary majority for a no deal bricks it. that's c