it is significant and i think i would just like to give a round of applause to randal klein for his vision and execution of sf jazz over these many years. [applause] >> anew leader with terence blanchard the new art tistic director who is our artistic director of sf jazz. that is fantastic, and he is dividing his time between la and here. he has a home in la and will have a home here, but that is amazing, remarkable. >> i want to pile on, soul train is headed to broadway, so he's your chance to avoid a cross country ticket on a plan plain to see a broadway production and you can see it here before it goes there, so highly encouraged. >> that would be the hipest trip, wouldn't it? [laughter] any further new business or announcements? >> i just want to mention, thank you all who came out to castro art walk this past saturday. two saturday's ago now. commissioner hakimi, commissioner carney, commissioner benavides, supervisor mandelman, ex-art commissioner current police commissioner deborah walker, so nice to see familiar faces there and it was amazing, it was huge. we had two areas, includi

it is significant and i think i would just like to give a round of applause to randal klein for his visionxecution of sf jazz over these many years. [applause] >> anew leader with terence blanchard the new art tistic director who is our artistic director of sf jazz. that is fantastic, and he is dividing his time between la and here. he has a home in la and will have a home here, but that is amazing, remarkable. >> i want to pile on, soul train is headed to broadway, so he's your chance to avoid a cross country ticket on a plan plain to see a broadway production and you can see it here before it goes there, so highly encouraged. >> that would be the hipest trip, wouldn't it? [laughter] any further new business or announcements? >> i just want to mention, thank you all who came out to castro art walk this past saturday. two saturday's ago now. commissioner hakimi, commissioner carney, commissioner benavides, supervisor mandelman, ex-art commissioner current police commissioner deborah walker, so nice to see familiar faces there and it was amazing, it was huge. we had two areas, including cas

it is significant and i think i would just like to give a round of applause to randal klein for his visionse many years. [applause] >> anew leader with terence blanchard the new art tistic director who is our artistic director of sf jazz. that is fantastic, and he is dividing his time between la and here. he has a home in la and will have a home here, but that is amazing, remarkable. >> i want to pile on, soul train is headed to broadway, so he's your chance to avoid a cross country ticket on a plan plain to see a broadway production and you can see it here before it goes there, so highly encouraged. >> that would be the hipest trip, wouldn't it? [laughter] any further new business or announcements? >> i just want to mention, thank you all who came out to castro art walk this past saturday. two saturday's ago now. commissioner hakimi, commissioner carney, commissioner benavides, supervisor mandelman, ex-art commissioner current police commissioner deborah walker, so nice to see familiar faces there and it was amazing, it was huge. we had two areas, including castro village filled with arti

joining her tonight is randall kennedy, the michael klein professor of law at harvard law school. he received degrees from princeton, yale and oxford university as a rhodes scholar and is a former clerk to supreme court justice thurgood marshall. he is the author of race, crime and the law a winner of the robert f kennedy book award and the persistence of the color line, racial politics and the obama presidency, among others. tonight will discuss susan's new book charleston race. water the coming storm, which publishers weekly that crawford persuasively links the precarious position of the city's black neighborhoods to the other legacies of slavery and racism, including schools and the lack of affordable housing for low and middle income families. while david goodrich, author of on freedom road, that this is an important and pressing present book, presenting a clear eyed view of the inevitable track of sea level rise, and how it intersects with the prius, with the historic and present issues of race in charleston. and it is a powerful portrait of the coast, the cost of climate den