we welcome our sister, mary travis allen. [applause] >> good morning. so nice to see people instead of on zoom, where you have to mute and unmute. my name is mary travis allen. i was born and raised here in san francisco. lived in the tenderloin, fillmore, lakeview, mission district, so here's my roots. i'm honored to be here, to present this land acknowledgement on behalf of the original people, the ramaytush ohlone people. before this place was named san francisco, it was called yelloto. most people speak of the original people of this land in the past tense as if we're no longer here. today, the remaining descendants of the ohlone people in addition to the other intertribal american indian people from many tribes continue to live in this city and the bay area. in this city, we have established, with the help of the human rights commission and the board of supervisors, the american indian cultural district, which is one of two american indian cultural districts in the united states. [applause] >> thank you. we have received funding to help the housing,