it spells nigger. that's not ok for a person with dementia, to not know who put it in front of her, was in tears. i took it upon myself -- [microphone is silent] >> supervisor kim: thank you. thank you. >> good afternoon, rudy gonzales, with the san francisco labor council. represent over 140 unions in the city, many have delegates here. calling out injustice is the first step. i commend the committee, supervisor fewer here today on your leadership to do that. i'm not talking at you, but you represent an institution that has executive management that are in control of some of these systemic problems. you are hearing about the symptoms. people are speaking out, people are rising up and together as a union, seiu 1021, and other groups and collectives, they have some -- we will hold the people accountable. we don't have all the power. don't have the power of the mayor's office. don't have the power of the board of supervisors and that's why these types of hearings, they may be frustrating and may be diffi

who was screaming at the top of her voice, i hate niggers. niggers got to go. get out of the town. and agregious thing was, she had a 5-year-old child standing right in front of the door. but when i did some investigation, i took on a role as scotland yard or the f.b.i., what did i discover? the black residents over there said for a year and a half they had been complaining to the housing authority about this woman, and absolutely nothing was done. you better believe if any other person got up in front of a community, and used racial talk, they would have been out in the drop of a hat. we need more than just a hearing, we need help, we need promotion of justice in the city and you will show that this was really of substance, you will show that this is really not just an optic. when we get on these departments, and say to them, we are not asking for anyone else's opportunity, all we want equal opportunity for black people in the city so we'll be able to -- >> supervisor kim: thank you, supervisor brown. thank you. thank you, supervisor brown. thank you. thank you. thank you. supervi

in 2015, my co-worker called me a scary nigger. i reported it to my immediate supervisor, the next day, because i was scared to report it. because i saw what happened to the other two african american girls that look like me, anything pertaining to the individual that called me the scary nigger. well, i also met with the city h.r. with my union rep. later, down the line, i received a letter from mickey callahan saying she was not going to investigate my allegations. i had a press conference 2016, and this is what the city put on the news was that while we acknowledge the extreme offensiveness of the n-word, one comment is not sufficiently enough to cause a hostile work environment. they can't tell me what caused a hostile work environment. if i would have reacted after she called me the nigger, i would be in 850 right now, ok? so i walked away from the situation. they did no investigation in-house, the city h.r. did not do investigation. what happened was, after i reported this, after i filed an eeoc complaint, went to the h.r. man

go there now on sunday we'll be joined by former bond this nigger player michelle didn't say besides talking about the two big games of the day we'll be looking at the issue of hooliganism and racism in german football so do send us your questions for him too the address is on your screen now and it's time to say goodbye for now to todd you over until sunday hear some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin by. go wrong. the other with seventy thousand altar servers from around the world. a chance to explore the science celebrate mountains and at long last attend an audience with the folks. there and believe. the international pilgrimage of altar servers in rome. next. in good shape in modern society the pressure to perform seems omnipresent but sometimes a man cannot be ever ready. in for tests is a catastrophe for men and it's wrong to the ignore it you should talk about the increasingly common incidence of erectile dysfunction our focus in this week. good shape in sixty minutes. they make a commitment. they find solutions.

go there now on sunday we'll be joined by former blunders nigger player michel didn't say besides talking about the two big games of the day we'll be looking at the issue of hooliganism and racism in german football so do send us your questions for him too the address is on your screen now and it's time to say goodbye for now to told you over until sunday here's some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin but i. say care and we. sorry. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to two days that's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with others i must find at the salon i know a good quality hair when i see it and it's been a good story when i hear it's my name is elizabeth chong and i work at steve. and demand. language courses. video and. anytime anywhere. w. media center

this season it's time for the blunders niggers play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with forty five percent of the vote is me lot. the midfielder's that brilliant free kick stole victory for a brain man in frankfurt in the six minutes of injury time what a way to step up and earn your side their first win of the new born this new campaign and in the process spoiled having traps return to frankfurt. your play of the day. to go there now on sunday we'll be joined by former bone this labor player michelle didn't say besides talking about the two big games of the day we'll be looking at the issue of hooliganism and racism in german football so do send us your questions for him too the address is on your screen now and it's time to say goodbye for now to todd you over until sunday hear some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin by. new romantics this week's highlight. this is hot a new ice cream experienced in. storming summits a belgian photographer takes us to the top. the place to be. pearl of the

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basically, niggers, that's what this is about. this is the 21st century. a real decent, wonderful city of san francisco, and captain lazar and the police department want to stop black people from coming to the 400 block of broadway. that is what this is about. face it. you may not like it. nobody likes it. i don't like it. mr. montoya doesn't like it, but that is what this is about. now, the mechanisms used by captain lazar was he stationed a manned police car in front of or across the street from this club. two-fold purpose, one, is to intimidate black people, because as you are aware, there's been a history, including a recent history, of san francisco police department acting in a racist manner against african-american people. that has happened. you may recall there are two, let's call them, texting incidents, where hilariously, and i say that in quotes, san francisco police officers texted racist messages to each other. that happened. that was whitewashed by the city of san francisco, swept under the rug. well, fortunately, the united states department

these opportunities especially in light of the politically tense situation in the gulf region which niggers of lee affix trade between gulf states we in germany regret the crisis germany is not involved in this conflict but we support all constructive contributions to sizzle the fight such as the past negotiation if it's by kuwait's. after their crackdown on the myanmar's military leaders may face prosecution at the international criminal court for crimes against humanity i.c.c. judges have ruled people from myanmar may be prosecuted despite their government not being a signatory to the agreement which gives the court jurisdiction and most military leaders deny genocide of the muslim minority and other crimes. geoffrey nice is a former prosecutor for the international criminal tribunal and worked on cases including that of serbian leader slobodan milosevic. waiting for somebody out that is not you have to fly the international criminal statute into a country that has ratified that you can lay that bangladesh then and say a crime is partly on the bangladesh that gets your station and that me

changed his positions on these issues but for me, that would be like a white person calling me a nigger10 years ago and changing his position on that. how do you as a black queer honest reconcile all those things? >> that's a great question about how i reconcile being black, queer and feminist . nobody's asked me that question before in the way that you asked it. for me, it's not something that i think i was black today, i'm going to be queer tomorrow, feminist the next day because all these things to me are political identities. like, inasmuch as they are about gender, about my own experiences, about my relationships with people, they are political. i don't actually think you can't be politically black, and particularly in the us context, especially in the us context but i do believe that as a black person it is a part of my identity in a way that i believe in black liberation as a necessary thing even for this planet that will outlast us but for humanity to continue. in anywhere where we have some semblance of dignity. and then as a queer person, being a queer person and there's belie

><"i was called a scary nigger.">twanda bailey is just one of two dozens city and county workers who say they've experienced this type of discrimination at work. bailey began to break down as she described what happened after she spoke up about the racist name calling while working at the district attorney's office.<"i was harassed...(cries)...i was harassed daily. they retaliated against me in my evaluation.">bailey was joined by others in her union including people who work at the sheriff's office, s-f general and other city and county departments.ánatsáafter the rally everyone went into city hall and testified in front of the board of supervisors government audit and oversight committee.<"i hope this helps whoever is going through a similar situation. it has to stop, it has to stop."><"we just want to be treated fairly, treated like my white counter parts."> the people i spoke with at the rally are hoping their testimony will create some real change in policy. in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.## (jr sto