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jen: i appreciate it. we have to get to more questions from the audience. next question is from david green, a washington state dnc member. >> jen, i am also an alum, having graduatedm the school of foreign service in 1979. [applause] i have a question i would like to go to one candidate, but i would like all of you to respond to us by email or text, because you know how to reach us. we have been getting your messages. i have a two part question. jen, you decide which one is going to answer in person, but i would like a response from all of you. two part question. in the interest of transparency, please describe any potential conflicts of interest that might be associated with your current or prior employment or self-employment relationships as they relate to the democratic national committee and its operations. that's part one. part two, if you are elected chair, will usurp the dnc as our chair exclusively and resign or withdraw from all existing employment or self-employment relationships. if not, tell us why. jen: you drew the -- >> i got the great question. over the past 25 years, i have served progressive and democratic causes. most recently i just left the bi

i mean the, the other hand is really these people in this news yesterday. of course it's shocking to hear this. but again, if we can picture am i, is the brothers violence. this is jen has been doing the treating against the but a city, but munitions is 1948. the statements of those really ministers you have alluded to, we would understand actually why that is rated as you would do this. but you're not, you know, in, in, in, built within that logic goes, but then you should let the zip to be life. even, even this is also very important to the, is there any, shall beth intelligence agency had been, have been warming, but assuming and prisoners who with slated for these be, have been waiting. most of the companies that need movement, i need to understand the police in any instances that reflect strong upon did release would be in fact punished that they might serve. they might be the address to again, that their homes, like maybe mothers that they might be killed. let's record that this really goes to, did you have actually intention to be posted by us to use today, for instance, 7, which stated for disease and the coordination of sight by this time. what does this te

to do this i am here today with my coauthors gerard cost college and jen rick ph.d. we will each focus on two strategies and provide examples of the work we plan on doing for each strategy. first, i'll share info on the economic and workforce development strategy. >> gentrification in san francisco has deepened economic polarization over time. this has placed financial strains on and trans residents, workers and businesses in the castro lgbtq plus community members who are not rich especially and trans people of color, transgender individuals and and trans women along with youth and older adults are at high risk of poverty and housing insecurity. we need to increase support for those of us facing economic inequities. we also need local businesses to learn and demonstrate lgbtq plus cultural competency about their employees and customers ensuring that the neighborhood commercial culture operates from a foundation of equity and inclusion for the entire community. i'm proud that we've made headway on this front supporting lgbtq plus small businesses in the neighborhood

i look over at you in a while. >> okay and okay. not yet. thank you. okay. >> okay. hi commissioners. julie, jen, thank you for your time and attention this evening. my name is samuel peck. i am the owner and permit holder at 62 santa isabel. i'm also representing my wife who is who couldn't make it today she's at home with the baby as i said in our text messages with sophia i just i want to say and reiterate that i understand and appreciate the concerns brought to me by the neighbor. i also want to say that, you know, in our eight years of living together you've been basically perfect neighbors and regardless of the outcome tonight i look forward to the years ahead of good neighborliness in the argument. in my argument today i'd like to demonstrate that the final plan submitted was a result of thoughtfulness both for us for the design and how we're going to use it as well as for our neighbors and that we've been forthcoming and responsive to their concerns. i'm mostly pulling from my written brief but i'm adding additional context and in response to the argument made so far i'm okay. so the the first response i, i want to address the issue of the noise i'm going to show some

jen for this hearing. my name is mitch mankin. i am the policy and data manager at san francisco housing development corporation. we are an organization that works the community in the five and ten and across the black community to serve folks with resident services, with affordable housing and with economic empowerment including in the black marketplace right at philmont in gary. >> and we're very concerned about the loss of this grocery store in the heart of the fillmore. the fillmore needs affordable healthy food to thrive and survive. >> it sounds like the community market could be a short term solution but looking at the legacy of redevelopment in the fillmore, there's an urgent need for more than just that. there's an urgent need in the community for a significant number of affordable homes at this site and those homes needs to be accessible to the people from the community. now one way to do that is this particular preference program. >> once the affordable housing units are built this site they will have first preference first

jen for this hearing. my name is mitch mankin. i am the policy and data manager at san francisco housing development corporation. we are an organization that works the community in the five and ten and across the black community to serve folks with resident services, with affordable housing and with economic empowerment including in the black marketplace right at philmont in gary. >> and we're very concerned about the loss of this grocery store in the heart of the fillmore. the fillmore needs affordable healthy food to thrive and survive. >> it sounds like the community market could be a short term solution but looking at the legacy of redevelopment in the fillmore, there's an urgent need for more than just that. there's an urgent need in the community for a significant number of affordable homes at this site and those homes needs to be accessible to the people from the community. now one way to do that is this particular preference program. >> once the affordable housing units are built this site they will have first preference first