Tonight we have the pleasure posting it will be discussing the new book the campus color light. If you have not yet preordered a copy of the book please consider we have curbside pickup. With a limited capacity. Weekends are busy. A monday or tuesday. We will share from guidelines in our chat. We also with our bookstore and our staff. It would be a walkthrough with a platform. They will be joining us up on the screen. We will be taking questions with the audience. If youre looking at the bar below all the way to the right you will see q a. That so that we can keep track of all of the questions. Make sure to submit your questions. For the night. An associate professor of higher education. An organizational change and the author of the kenneth color line. It is published by Princeton University press. He is a historian a black womans history. And an assistant in the department of history with the university of texas at austin. Remaking black power. How they transformed a era. You can fin
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Representing Small Businesses under extreme pressure, dean ito taylor, allen lowe, and in my office, my staff, lee hefner, and with that, supervisor preston, are there any comments that you might like to add or subtract . Nothing to subtract. Let me just add to thank you, chair peskin, for your leadership on this issue, and also for i think threading the needle in a way thats smart, thats going to force some Property Owners to the table. I do think that there is in a sense the way it is right now and i think we all came together and appreciate the mayors leadership around the moratorium, and those have been, the ones done by executive order have been shortterm, and by their nature that makes some sense and i think this is the right process where we are looking at something thats going to be around longer, provide longer term protection, that it goes through the body, allows folks to weigh in in a way that they cant necessarily do so with the same public process on executive orders. But