No no this tidal wave of fear is emanating from the marble halls of the Capitol Building and the oval shaped rooms of the white house yes the corridors of power here in washington d. C. Are seeing a nation rise up in one voice and scream enough is enough black lives matter reform and justice are coming and the old ways of oppression and white power are ending how do you know they are as frightened as schoolchildren on report card day well because they are now turning us streets into war zones starting with the Nations Capital as d. C. Is reports the chief of the National Guard bureau confirmed tuesday that an additional 1500. 00 National Guardsmen would join the response to protests in d. C. After 1300. 00 were deployed on monday defense secretary mark asper who spent wednesday morning up posing the United States President Donald Trump the chicken hawk in sheeps threats of military reprisals against. U. S. Citizen well he abruptly reversed a decision to order active duty troops home fr
Economy is the worst behind us fair question when will we see a downturn and why im going to divide my explanation into 3 parts and im going to you know what lets do this i want to go over to the wall so i can do this for you let me go over here so i can show you what it is that were seeing as far as some of the trends go right theres a theres a debt burden in our country right now we talked about this before its like no other ever experienced in our nations history Household Debt is above 14 trillion dollars thats how much the average american someone like yourself may owe right so let me try and break this down for you into 3 key parts that many of you may find well relatable thats why we put this line graph up here for you and i want to start with auto debt its been going up now for about 3 straight years thats the blue line that you see right. There look at that line look at the trajectory thats taken you know what this number represents right here that number represents 1. 35 tril
Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to the Health Service Board Meeting of march 14, 2024 and happy pie day to everybody. Would you please stand for the pledge of allegiance . I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Item 2, please. Thank you. Roll call starting with, president scott who is excused. Chair hao, present. Commissioner breslin is excused. Commissioner canning, present. Supervisor dorsey, present. Commissioner follansbee, present. Commissioner zvanski, present. Thank you. Thank you. We definitely have quorum. Item 3, please. Thank you. General Public Comment. An opportunity for members of the public to comment on any matter within the board jurisdiction on the agenda including requesting that the board place a matter on a future agenda item. Ill read our Public Comment instructions aloud. Remote viewing is available on sfgovtv and w
Melanie newport newport. Shes the author of this is my jail local politics the rise of mass incarceration. Newport teaches urban and criminal justice history at the university of connecticut. Hartford. She is series editor with the chicago visions and revisions series at the university of chicago press. Newports research has been supported recently by university of connecticut humanities. University of, illinois at chicago libraries and, the black Metropolis Research consortium. She received a ph. D. In history Temple University in 2016. Newport hails tulsa, oklahoma and tacoma and lives in west hartford, connecticut. Dr. Amanda klonsky is a lecturer at the university of chicago crown school of social work and the author of the forthcoming book pandemic of punishment to be published by beacon press. This pivotal work chronicles the experience of people in american jails and prisons during the covid crisis. Until recently, she served as a at the ucla law covered bars data project. Amand
Melanie newport newport. Shes the author of this is my jail local politics the rise of mass incarceration. Newport teaches urban and criminal justice history at the university of connecticut. Hartford. She is series editor with the chicago visions and revisions series at the university of chicago press. Newports research has been supported recently by university of connecticut humanities. University of, illinois at chicago libraries and, the black Metropolis Research consortium. She received a ph. D. In history Temple University in 2016. Newport hails tulsa, oklahoma and tacoma and lives in west hartford, connecticut. Dr. Amanda klonsky is a lecturer at the university of chicago crown school of social work and the author of the forthcoming book pandemic of punishment to be published by beacon press. This pivotal work chronicles the experience of people in american jails and prisons during the covid crisis. Until recently, she served as a at the ucla law covered bars data project. Amand