be part of the congressional plaque caucus and stand on the shoulders of so many giants and shirley chisholm, one of the original 13 founders, who is the former representative of neighborhoods like east new york that i currently represent in brooklyn. it's an incredible milestone. when my class first came, beatty, veasey and payne junior may have just broken through the 40-person mark in terms of the congressional black caucus. and then over the last 10 years, we have broken through the 50-person mark. and historic election replacing david cicilline, to hit that 60 i've person number is an incredible milestone. congressional black caucus is not just an important part of the house democratic caucus but a conscience of the congress, fighting for social, racial and economic justice to lift up all americans. a significant thumb of the congressional plaque caucus numbers don't represent majority-minority districts further evidence of the progress that we have whiff made when the 13 incredible, lou stokes, shirley chisholm, charlie rangel had the wisdom and foresight to start an incredible organiz

i on january 25th, 1972, representative of shirley chisholm of new york city announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. in 1968, representative chisholm became the first african american woman elected to the u.s. congress. up next, we bring you the 14 minute announcement courtesy of the new york city municipal archives. i stand before you today as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency of the united states of america. i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country. although i am a woman and i'm equally proud of that. i am not the candidate of any political bosses or fat cats or special interests. i stand here now without endorsement from many big name politics, unions or celebrities or any other kind of prop. i do not intend to offer it to you. the tired and glib cliches which for too long have been accepted part of our political life. i am the candidate of the people of america. fellow americans, we have looked in vain to the nixon administra

the old francis scott key annex in the outer sunset district will now be the shirley chisholm village, 135 units, a lottery, applications for teachers and district staff will be available early next year. it was supposed to be completed by 2022, but the pandemic set them back and is now set to open in late 2024. teachers will be able to stay in their units as long as they are employed by san francisco unified. and by your monzo in the mission district street vendors stand in front of what may be a once in a lifetime opportunity for teachers to finally own property. this old abandoned building on mission and 18th streets was once an appliance store until the mission economic development agency meda purchased it. we see a lot of folks displaced, like having to move out. >> and at the end of the day, we don't get quality teachers like, you know, being in saying in san francisco, the mayor's office of housing and community development has now set aside $12 million to begin converting the building into 63 units comprised of two and three bedroom below market rate condos for teachers to be

the old francis scott key annex in the outer sunset district will now be the shirley chisholm village5 units lottery applications for teachers and district staff will be available early next year. it was supposed to be completed by 2022, but the pandemic set them back and is now set to open in late 2024. teachers will be able to stay in their units as long as they are employed by san francisco unified. thank you for your mom in the mission district street vendors stand in front of what may be a once in a lifetime opportunity for teachers to finally own property. this old abandoned building on mission and 18th streets was once an appliance store until the mission economic development agency made the purchase aced it. >> we see a lot of folks displaced, like having to move out and at the end of the day, we don't get quality teachers like, you know, being in saying in san francisco, the mayor's office of housing and community development has now set aside $12 million to begin converting the building into 63 units comprise of two and three bedroom below market rate. >> condo fees for teac

lavender menace but the other controversy was in 1972 when she was working as a delegate for shirley chisholm wrote a press release in which she told everybody that they were going to have a traveling feastst in harlem and this leaked to the media and of course it was a disaster because it's terrible that she would say that but those are two of the horrifying things that she did. >> how did you get involved in skwriting this book? >> it was a commission. they asked me to do it. how i got involved in it is on the 50th anniversary i wrote an article for the higher education which is a newspaper for scholars and the article was about -- because i'd never read the feminine mystique as a student and so i read it for the first time then and at the time there were a number of books coming out that one of them was the end of men and there was another one by naomi wolf. i read these books and felt they took from betty's ideas or refuted without ever mentioning betty's name and then i read the feminine mystique and i was blown away by its gorgeously written although as i said it has these problems but

lavender menace but the other big controversy was in 1972 when she was working as a delegate for shirley chisholm and she talked about, she wrote a press release and she told everybody that they were going to have a traveling watermelon feast inin harlem. this leaked to the media and it was a disaster because it's terrible that she would say that. really bigwo horrifying things that she did. >> those are pretty big and horrifying. how did she get involved in writing this book. >> it was a commission. gayle asked me to do it but how i got involved in it was on the 50th anniversary of "the feminine mystique" i wrote an article for the chronicle of higher education which was the newspaper for scholars and the article was about, i had never read the feminine mystique as a student. i read it for the first time then and at the time there were a number of books coming up like one of them was the end of men by hodder rosen and another one by naomi wolf. i reads these books and i felt those books took from betty's ideas are reputed betty's ideas but without ever mentioning betty's name. and then i read "t

the other day controversy was in 1972 when she was working as a delegate for shirley chisholm, and she talked about, she wrote a press release in which she told everybody that they were going to have a traveling watermelon feast in harlem, okay? it was leaked to the beady and, of course, it was a disaster because it's terrible that she would say that. so those are two really big, horrifying things that she did. >> does a pretty big and pretty horrifying. how did you get involved in writing this book? >> it was a commission. they asked me, yale aspi but that's a little clip really. how i got involved in it was on the 50th anniversary of "the feminine mystique" i wrote an article for the chronicle of higher education which is a newspaper for scholars, and the article was about kind of i actually have ever read "the feminine mystique" as a student. and so i read it for the first time been, and at the time the right number of books coming out, like one of them was at the end of men and then there was another one by naomi wolf. these books, i read these books and he felt that those books to

lavender menace but the other big controversy was in 1972, when she was working as a delegate for shirley chisholm and she she talked about she she wrote a press release in which she told everybody that that they were going to have a traveling watermelon feast in harlem. okay. and this list leaked to the media and, of course, it was a disaster because it's you know, it's terrible that she would say that. so those are two really big horrify things that she did that affect those. those are pretty big and pretty horrifying. yeah. and how did you get involved in writing this book? it was a commission. they asked me, yeah, yeah yale asked me to do it, but that's a little glib really. what? how i got involved in it was on the on the 50th anniversary of the feminine, i wrote an article for the chronicle of higher education is a newspaper for scholars and the article was about i actually had never read the feminine mystique as a as a student and so i read it for the first time. then. and at the time there were a number of coming out that, you know, like one of them was the end of men by rosen. and then th

i will see you next i on january 25th, 1972, representative of shirley chisholm of new york city announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. in 1968, representative chisholm became the first african american womle

i will see you next i on january 25th, 1972, representative of shirley chisholm of new york city announced her candidacy for the

are currently gearing up to publicize teacher housing opportunities and availability at the shirley chisholm housing village, which is dedicated to 100% teacher and educator housing. and we look forward to providing more opportunities and removing any informational barriers for our staff by promoting these opportune cities through our channels internally and also externally as well. so with that, i'm going to conclude our response to the civil grand jury report. thank you so much for your time. and to the civil grand jury, again. thank you. through the chair. this is a question i just wanted to have a follow up with first. you know, this is wanting to go back to the slide specifically on page six, talk about the ongoing effort to stabilize the payroll issues. you know, clearly that according to the civil grand jury report, the payroll fiasco, as labeled is one of the critical, critical elements to why contribute, why they believe , based on the report, contribute to the shortage of our teacher, especially credential teachers in this case, i just wanted to have a better understanding based on

are currently gearing up to publicize teacher housing opportunities and availability at the shirley chisholm housing village, which is dedicated to 100% teacher and educator housing. and we look forward to providing more opportunities and removing any informational barriers for our staff by promoting these opportune cities through our channels internally and also externally as well. so with that, i'm going to conclude our response to the civil grand jury report. thank you so much for your time. and to the civil grand jury, again. thank you. through the chair. this is a question i just wanted to have a follow up with first. you know, this is wanting to go back to the slide specifically on page six, talk about the ongoing effort to stabilize the payroll issues. you know, clearly that according to the civil grand jury report, the payroll fiasco, as labeled is one of the critical, critical elements to why contribute, why they believe , based on the report, contribute to the shortage of our teacher, especially credential teachers in this case, i just wanted to have a better understanding based on