i am the founder of wealth and disparity in the black community justice for mario woods. i am a member of 1021. i am a leader in racism. we were responsible forgetting this legislation here now. i also want to thank supervisor fewer and chelsea who i worked with closely at the beginning of this legislation. however, it has no accountability. it has no account ability. we will process. three reports of 55 years and black folks are still in the same position. in fact, in appreciating the work that has gone into it you don't need this office because everything is supposed to go to the human rights commission anyway. in 19464 iin 1946 . >> the speaker's time has expired. thank you. thank you. >> next speaker, please. thank you. ms. jones. thank you, ms. jones. next speaker, please. >> you know we can't tell you what we have been through. that is an example of it. you know what i mean? >> thanthankthanthank you, mr. . >> i will read additional names. jessica malina, lewis dillon, amanda, ron, kevin and eddy. next speaker. >> am the youth organizer for the coleman advocates. i

i am the founder of wealth and disparity in the black community justice for mario woods. am a member of 1021. i am a leader in racism. we were responsible forgetting this legislation here now. i also want to thank supervisor fewer and chelsea who i worked with closely at the beginning of this legislation. however, it has no accountability. it has no account ability. we will process. three reports of 55 years and black folks are still in the same position. in fact, in appreciating the work that has gone into it you don't need this office because everything is supposed to go to the human rights commission anyway. in 19464 iin 1946 . >> the speaker's tim

. >> shot four times in mario woods. >> thank you. next speaker. >> supervisor, and from maccoseff and i would like it to be a director that is willing to take action and have a culture of taking action. and we saw this in the meeting today is that we see not just myself but members of this board trying to push the m.t.a. to do more. and it would be great if that pushing came from the people inside the m.t.a. and this board and less pushing was needed in the long term. thank you. >> paul breed. i would like to comment that questions are at innovation and towards this job description but i'm not sure that is entirely applicable in my view. when we look around the world we see places like asia and places like europe that have managed to soft their transit problems. it's not a new solution that i think that we're looking for. i think that it's an examination of what we have already found to be evidently useful and productive activities. we see seoul and tokyo with transit systems to go 160-mile range in an hour and a half and that's not

my point is, it's the inassault on my intill against and if you think me pay mario woods mother $400,000 for her son being shot 21 god damn times by a set of racist cops, you got another god damn thing coming. here is your chance to see how fair you are to rescind that judgment for $400,000 back to the city attorney and pay ms. woods a minimum of $4.95 million just like the judge ordered the victim who was shot by police officers in san jose. is that clear? and if one of your relatives was shot by a police officer in the same manner, and you got paid a small time $400 million i would be speaking up for you the same way. is that clear. more demonstrations. justified my statement is submitted to this board and called mr. right's exhibit number one. is that clear? is there anybody out there object to that. now, here i come again. this is about your mission. you are $600 million that is a good deal. i'm push that and i don't care about you getting credit for it either but i want to make sure >> here in san francisco. i am here in support of supervisor's fewer resolution on dehumanizing langu

and i also object to mario woods' mother being paid a moore $400 -- being paid a mere $400 million -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> dear board of supervisors. my name is pierre lujan, and i am the person producing the opposition of naming the chinatown subway station after rose pak. we only approached san francisco residents. in two months, as of yesterday, july 15, we have collected a total of 10,328 qualified signatures. among them, 25% came from district 3 and total 2600 signatures. district 6 and 11 each has about 14%, or 1500 signatures. this is the deck of all petitions that we have collected. we have sent you an on-line copy which provides 1278 pages. most signees provided their address, their phone number, too, so these petitions can all be independently verified or verified by you. i just want you to know that none of these volunteers was paid. they did it by themselves and took to the street mostly during the weekend. i also want you to know that the response is tremendous and more and more people know about

after the shooting of mario woods, after the u.s. department of justice was here investigating s. fpd, there was so much heightened activism. i will never forget the january police commission meeting here in the tenderloin when the p.o.a. showed up to show their defiance. they did not care. in front of their own commission , their own oversight, they have no respect for all of the communities that are engaged in activism. your role as their oversight. you showed up with their guns, they will lead to their way to the front of the podium, and it was just unbelievable to me. that with that many layers of oversight that they would feel that they could just roll up on this man and kill him within 29 seconds of arriving on the scene who do they think they are? it is so important that we have accountability. we can have 272 recommendations, we can have the forward meeting, we can have all these different things. if there is no accountability when people defy these things, why are they going to stop defying it? i urge you to fire these officers, send a signal, assert myself. you are their

and i also object to mario woods' mother being paid a moore $400 -- being paid a mere $400 million -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> dear board of supervisors. my name is pierre lujan, and i am the person producing the opposition of naming the chinatown subway station after rose pak. we only approached san francisco residents. in two months, as of yesterday, july 15, we have collected a total of 10,328 qualified signatures. among them,

onnibeen doing it with gr initiatives, whether working with s cvmenfiu, the locoalitio justice for mario woods and all the amazing work that she has been doing to hold the city accountable to do right by not just our african-american community, but people who oft oftentimes feel neglected, we're excited and happy to have you in this work. thank y thank you so much, felisha f, f joining us. [ applause ]. >> mayor breed: you really take an therapeutic thunt conscience -- thuopportunity to reflect, we have come very far. i mean, i the first african-american woman elected to serve as mayor of san francisco are -- [ applause ]. >> mayor breed: -- our fire chief, the first lgbt fire chief in this in the history of our city, gentlemjanine nicol soson. we have so many members of our board of supervisors and you'll thank them soon, norm entan yee sandy few er, two in ceecredibl leaders who actually grew up in san francisco, went to public schools in san francisco, served on the school board in san francisco, and still doing the hard work for the residents of san francisco. so we have a lot of work to d

if you talk about equality and race discrimination, i pointed out to you that mario woods' mother got paid $400,000 and a hispanic got murdered in the same matter in san jose and got $4.95 million, and he had the nerve to try and tell me that i should talk to miss would first before i represent her. i don't appreciate you talking to me like that. i'm talking about you, walton. by the same response, you talk about a lady disciplining you when you got out of line, i will put you in check line now because he got out of line talking to me like that when i'm the one that represents you so you get hired when jane kim was grilling you on the same questions over and over again to help you get the job that you've got now. i don't appreciate that. is that clear? and about this god damn oversight committee -- oversight you now. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> president yee, madame clerk, supervisor peskin, other members of the board of supervisors, my name is ruben davis gout -- goodman. i am the son of ben goodman and muriel schapiro goodman. my father was a member of the sw o.c. steelwo