With you on the first page every night at 7 30 p. M. Of khabar network , dear viewers of the news section of khabar network at 7 00 p. M. , now in urmia, tomorrow, the body of 23 martyrs has just been examined. I will describe the sacred. These martyrs, who belong to the 64th urmia divisions of the isfahan army in the city of 28 kurdistan , the jundallah battalion and the urmia army, entered West Azerbaijan from the border of kila sardasht. 23 unknown martyrs during eight years of defense the saint entered our country with the welcome of the people of west azarbaijan through the border of kila sardasht, and i present everything we have from these cities , a tent that stands against the cold from the martyrs from the first days of the victory of the Islamic Revolution against the enemy in this region, to the branch of the great part of the country. It was well known that they were moving in this direction under the command of sayad shirazi, and some of them were martyred in the nasr 7 o
Francisco transgender Film Festival was founded in 1997 by my friends Christopher Lee and alex austin, and we are the first and longest running transgender and gender nonconforming Film Festival in the world. Founded at a time when other Film Festivals would not screen trans and gender nonconforming filmmakers. We are proud to still be part of ongoing movements, supporting expression and leadership of communities of color, immigrants, and all trans and queer people. Especially now as we are fighting the negative impact of gentrification against all of our communities. I am very honored and humbled today to accept this commendation. Thank you very much. [applause] president breed congratulations, shauna, and thank you so much for being here today. Our final commendation will be given by supervisor yee. Supervisor yee thank you once again. Im going to be switching gears a little bit now. I want to honor and recognize the San Francisco bay area families for safe streets. These come on up
Country. And the ways that we are doing Work Together, so thank you. I would like to say that the San Francisco transgender Film Festival was founded in 1997 by my friends Christopher Lee and alex austin, and we are the first and longest running transgender and gender nonconforming Film Festival in the world. Founded at a time when other Film Festivals would not screen trans and gender nonconforming filmmakers. We are proud to still be part of ongoing movements, supporting expression and leadership of communities of color, immigrants, and all trans and queer people. Especially now as we are fighting the negative impact of gentrification against all of our communities. I am very honored and humbled today to accept this commendation. Thank you very much. [applause] president breed congratulations, shauna, and thank you so much for being here today. Our final commendation will be given by supervisor yee. Supervisor yee thank you once again. Im going to be switching gears a little bit now.
Rights in San Francisco for over two decades, she was the first transgender woman to serve on the board of directors of San Francisco women against race, thank you, i love that organization so much. And the first transgender woman selected to be a San Francisco pride grand marshal. Her contribution as a Community Builder have led her to serve on the board of two prominent trans organization, the transgender gender variant Justice Project and the transgender law center. Shauna is a trail blazer. Always building visionary movements through bold initiative. During the 1990s, she cofounded the transgender Film Festival to create spaces for transgender spaces to explore their own legacy, experiences and gender selfdetermination. Also the first of its kind in the world. Showcasing films by and for transgender people. Shaunas contribution expands her antiviolence activism. Cofounded transaction, an organizing project uniting trans voice, demanding Police Accountability amid increased violence
Lived in the beginning of my professional career at 2200 leavenworth, directly opposite this pole. I lived on the 2nd floor above the main door. So i had a perfect view of this particular pole. I also lived down the street at 1703 for several years as well. So i know this neighborhood inside and out. I dont live there anymore, as i think most of you know, but personally, i feel very close to that neighborhood and its worth protecting. What i want to suggest to you is that you should find out from the Planning Department what exactly were the standards that they used . In 17073, you were able to get the Zoning Administrator to explain to you that the reason that he was willing to deny a permit, recommend denying a permit, while he would grant a permit on an excellent street but deny a permit on a good street, namely lombard, is because he thought that the distant views were not as worth protecting as the upclose views of lombard street. I looked at the brief that the City Attorney has f