museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie green served and worked at the center curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recogni

museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie green served and worked at the center curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recogni

museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie green served and worked at the center curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recogni

museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie green served and worked at the center curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recogni

museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie greened and worked at the center curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recognize us

museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie greenenter curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recognize using art as a vehicle f

museum hosting nights here at the museum when the current co-executive director and her sister melanie green served and worked at the center curating and doing everything under the sun and now they're running the place am so i'm really grateful that melora is here today with us to celebrate this milestone and how this incredible exhibit, which talks about everything from the black panther movement which started right here in the bay area in oakland, to the riots in san francisco and the significance that the artists played during that time in communicating the message, really touched the hearts and lives of african americans. and it was not always, you know, appreciated and celebrated in main society. it was our way of coming together and it was our way of communicating muc. now it's the world's way of showing respect and appreciation for what artists did during that time, during such a significant movement that have led to an opportunity for even someone like me or mayor brown to serve as mayor of one of the most incredible cities in the world today. so i recognize the connection. i recogni