my name's susan marsh, and i'm a tenant activist, who among other things, have worked with the veritas tenants. as you know, the tenants have been subject to harassment during this pandemic, which of course could be deadly. make no mistake about it, they are bad actors. they have a reputation of doing this before the pandemic, and that's no accident. their business model, and the business model of their emulators depends on this. once again, this could be deadly. this needs to be stopped. i thank supervisor peskin for introducing this legislation, and i strongly urge you to pass it. >> chair peskin: thank you, ms. marsh. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm calling to support the emergency ordinance that supervisor peskin has written. you know, people are experiencing, with the pandemic, they're worried about contracting a virus, they're experiencing significant anxiety, and they shouldn't have to deal with anymore stress on top of everything that they're already dealing with while sheltering in place, and also worrying about rent. putting forth this emergency ordinance is the least we can

my name's susan marsh, and i'm a tenant activist, who among other things, have worked with the veritas tenants. as you know, the tenants have been subject to harassment during this pandemic, which of course could be deadly. make no mistake about it, they are bad actors. they have a reputation of doing this before the pandemic, and that's no accident. their business model, and the business model of their emulators depends on this. once again, this could be deadly. this needs to be stopped. i thank supervisor peskin for introducing this legislation, and i strongly urge you to pass it. >> chair peskin: thank you, ms. marsh. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm calling to support the emergency ordinance that supervisor peskin has written. you know, people are experiencing, with the pandemic, they're worried about contracting a virus, they're experiencing significant anxiety, and they shouldn't have to deal with anymore stress on top of everything that they're already dealing with while sheltering in place, and also worrying about rent. putting forth this emergency ordinance is the least we can

my name is susan marsh. i'm a resident of san francisco.anizations. i want to urge you to look at the budget and in particular, i would like to call your attention -- [indiscernible] police departments all over the country and including san francisco and in in the past few days in their racist history into their -- [indiscernible] >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> the black organizations that are trying so stay online, trying to get their voices forward, it's very frustrating. we have a ton of allies. wonderful people that feel for our black lives. there are 300 of us -- there are 180 on the line. no one can feel the pain and death of black people. i think it's important. like to speak for myself. i'm in favor of the extension. i'm in favor of things that need to be relocated in black communities. let us speak for ourselves. thank you. >> thank you. before we call the next caller. just for update. there are 76 members on the call. 76 are lined up to speak. next speaker please. [indiscernible] >> next speaker please. >>

my name is susan marsh. i'm a resident of san francisco. i work with a variety of tenant organizations. i want to urge you to look at the budget and in particular, i would like to call your attention -- [indiscernible] police departments all over the country and including san francisco and in in the past few days in their racist history into their -- [indiscernible] >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> the black organizations that are trying so stay online, trying to get their voices forward, it's very frustrating. we have a ton of allies. wonderful people that feel for our black lives. there are 300 of us -- there are 180 on the line. no one can feel the pain and death of black people. i think it's important. like to speak for myself. i'm in favor of the extension. i'm in favor of things that need to be relocated in black communities. let us speak for ourselves. thank you. >> thank you. before we call the next caller. just for update. there are 76 members on the call. 76 are lined up to speak. next speaker please. [indis

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