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usually do, however, i will note at this point there is a note that the next discussion of transit at the hrc meeting might be october 10th. i am thing. i think everyone for staying here and to the staff for staffing this. maybe we should have time for more robust discussion. as evidenced by the fact we have muni through the whole meeting. let's discuss that offline and do this in a way that is going to yield th to improve equity in transit in san francisco. i know for some people they would look forward to join us on the tenth. i suspect it won't be a meeting focused on transit is. we will get back through the same channels when staff figures that out. >> i want to acknowledge and thank s.f.m.t.a. i appreciate that brittany and cathy. i want to thank kathy for her out reach and engagement. we will follow up to see what is the best daytime for the next meeting. thank you all. >> thank you everyone. good night. >> this is a reminde, 2019 and the time is 5 p.m item 1, roll call. [roll call]

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it is a terrible topic to discuss. 18 deaths this year so far according to hrc, advocates tracked atst 26 similar deaths of transgender people last year. and i guess the you way you think about this due to fatal violence. the majority of the people who are killed are black transgender women. how are we do think about 24? is there a correlation between these deaths? >> first off, thank you for talking about this important topic. and thank you for beginning the segment by reading their names. because it reinforces that behind this conversation, behind the headlines, are real people who are worthy of dignity and respect, worthy of life and love. and this is reinforcing the fact that this is an urgent crisis. over the last five year, we've tracked more than 150 transgender people killed in the united states. mostly transgender women of color. and while every year does differ in terms of the overall numbers, overall what we're seeing is arising trend of hate based and hate influenced violence here in the united states, targeting marginalized communities at large and in particular the tran

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