street cultural landscape district was testified in a cultural landscape identification prepared by icf in november of 2016. they found market street a significant under california register criteria one as san francisco's main circulation artery. excuse me for one moment. there we go. sorry about that. and facilitator of urban development with 1847 to 1929. this is a venue of civic engagement with a period of significance of the 1870s to 1879. they found market street is significant under california register criteria three for the association with the work of matter architects john karl orneky and master landscape architect with a period of significance of 189. 1979. it's located in the civic centre district and mason centre conservation district and located in several national register listed districts. article 10 and 11 designated properties, as well as eligibility historical resources are located adjacent to the corridor. projects were determined to be less than significant and therefore, these resources are not included in the preservation alternatives. the market street cultural la

the other thing to keep in mind is the work of the icf is ongoing nationwide. while it might make needed corrections in areas it also presents a one-sided picture in other aspects and dismisses the real experience of palestinians, muslims, and arabs. in working to change the textbooks we need to give school supplementary materials to provide a more complete rendering of the subject. we have found interestingly, and maybe not surprisingly, bias and textbooks is not limited to the israel-palestine conflict but in a variety of history and science subjects including civil rights and climate change. that is where we are, and our work will continue. one thing i would love for people to take away from this is if you live in another state and can look at textbooks from your s, the more the publishers hear from people about their unhappiness about what the books say, the more likely we are to get changes. [applause] >> the first question i believe was directed to you, kathy. you do not get a break. it says, and i think you alluded many states in america are making chang