my name is laura flynn an outreach specialist at phillip randolph institute. we represent youth and programs that create more opportunities for them. thank you. >> thank you. >> come on up if you want to speak. perfect. thank you. >> hi. my name is ramona carlie from the a. phillip randolph institute and apr is in support of the job-training academy at greneagle and apr stands for growth. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. good morning >> my name is dolores and i'm from the a. phillip randolph and apr stand for opportunity and in support job-training academy. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is mars yellin thompson from a. phillip randolph institute. we are supportive of keeping gleneagle going and jobs going also. i'm in the training at gleneagles apr stands for careers. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is charles thompson, from the apr. >> can i get you to speak into the mic a little more? >> okay. >> thank you. >> i'm here in support of gleneagle. apr stands for community. >> thank you. >> next speaker.

thirty percent of their project work to their subcontractors the loosening street youth and a phillip randolph of san francisco both contractor will provide monthly updates that include the youth that participate in the goals obtained and the conservation core will give the participant $12 bus an hour a dollars increase over last year's and project is death to the administrative salaries and 44 percent directly to the youth participate that's a 4 percent increase over last year this slide shows a comparison of the conservation coerces original 2013 contract the revised 2013 contract after negotiation and this last year's proposed contract 44 to the youngest it it's a 4 percent over last year and we've contacted the services agency to see how well, they're program fund the participant salaries and found the self-program is in line it employees supervisor staff to guide the participant the san francisco clean city coalition is the largest bifurcation program run by dph their program is the closet in scope to ours and clean city spends 45 percent of their total contractors contract to program par

he helped martin luther king and a phillip randolph.ut according to rustin's partner, his homosexual assault forced him into the limelight. >> i was his partner for ten years. >> we have civil rights legislation. >> by addressing this most important strategist and tactician during that peak period of the civil rights movement. he was responsible for organizing the most important walks. including the one where martin luther king gave his i have a dream speech. many have said that the march on washington could not super happened without byard's organizing. he was overlooked because he was a gay man and he was relatively open, not shamed. and very often that aspect of his personality was seized upon by enemies not just of him but of the move the in general to discredit the movement. phillip randolph seemed to be accepting of byard. byard was one of his closest aids. he didn't seem to care. and dr. king, on the other hand, bayard used to say that he didn't feel that dr. king didn't have any personal problem with hissing gay. but at the same

phillip randolph? mr. randolph: brother chairman, dr.g great profit and moral leader, this is the greatest demonstration for civil rights inever held in this land. neither black or white alabama will be the same when this day is done. it is a mandate that all of us should continue to march on to the land the promised land of freedom. we shall overcome. [cheering] we will now have remarks from one of the greatest leaders of all times who heads our oldest civil rights organization, mr. roy wilkins. an articulate spokesman, the distinguish executive secretary of the national association for the advancement of colored people. give him a big hand. [applause] mr. wilkins: thank you ralph abernathy. i am proud today. i do not have to tell you what you have done today.you you know it. you have shaken them up from the gulf of mexico to canada. they are still shivering. but i am proud to ring greetings today from martin luther king, the intrepid leader of this march and the moral leader of all of us back to the path of righteousness and to congrat

phillip randolph? [applause] mr. randolph: brother chairman dr.s is the greatest demonstration for civil rights ever held in this land. neither black or white alabama will be the same when this day is done. it is a mandate that all of us should continue to march on to the land, the promised land of freedom. we shall overcome. [cheering] we will now have remarks from one of the greatest leaders of all times who heads our oldest civil rights organization, mr. roy wilkins. an articulate spokesman, the distinguished executive secretary of the national association for the advancement of colored people. give him a big hand. [applause] mr. wilkins: thank you, ralph abernathy. i am proud today. i do not have to tell you what you have done today. you know it. no need wasting time on that. you have shaken them up from the gulf of mexico to canada. they are still shivering. but i am proud to bring greetings today from martin luther king, the intrepid leader of this march and the moral leader of all of us back to the path of righteousness and to congratulate

phillip randolph, john lewis james forman, whitney young and dr.ere was some rainfall. but at the moment still just a gray overcast, no rain falling. the military security still prevails here. and that led to a side light that we observed a few!ñux moments ago as jim mcsheen, the chief of the united states marshal started to walk from the curb on the capital side of the street. he was challenged in the middle of the street by an mp who demanded identification. and jim mcshane pulled out proper identification, showed them to the military police and was then allowed to proceed to the opposite side of the street. all the while for 2 hours and 34 minutes now, members of the alabama conservation have been stationed a the the lower steps of the capital and from time to time have been various members of the alabama legislature who have been on the steps witnessing the activities that take place below. master of ceremonies has been dr. ralph d. abernathy. he has been serving as master of ceremonies introducing the various civil rights leaders and calling f