Tuning in and supporting the bookstore we hope you enjoy the program in my interview this evening, gina is a feminist Activist Writer and speaker and she is the Vice President and Executive Editor in 2021 is a former director of the feminist press of New York in the former program of the womens media center, she has been a leading voice on womens rights for over a decade and including the New York times, Cnn Abc Teen vogue in the Washington Post shes the author of this book feminist young, black and many others him this last week and is also available, check it out or swing by the bookstore this weekend to purchase your copy. Courtney martin she is in a cohousing community, popular newsletter and speaks wind that conferences throughout the country. Shes also the cofounder of the Solution Journalism in the chapter of integrated schools. Of course courtneys move for this evening is titled for my daughters will take this from Chris Christie rights riding with equal Passion And Courtney mo
Series i am in pennsylvania and we are delighted to have you here with us this evening we welcome courtney thank you for tuning in and supporting the bookstore we hope you enjoy the program in my interview this evening, gina is a feminist Activist Writer and speaker and she is the Vice President and Executive Editor in 2021 is a former director of the feminist press of New York in the former program of the womens media center, she has been a leading voice on womens rights for over a decade and including the New York times, Cnn Abc Teen vogue in the Washington Post shes the author of this book feminist young, black and many others him this last week and is also available, check it out or swing by the bookstore this weekend to purchase your copy. Courtney martin she is in a cohousing community, popular newsletter and speaks wind that conferences throughout the country. Shes also the cofounder of the Solution Journalism in the chapter of integrated schools. Of course courtneys move for th
Brenna greer teaches a class, debunking myths around Rosa Parks. And a 1956 Bus Boycott. Professor greer explains that Rosa Parks was not the first american african american woman who refused to give a petite and then the boycott had Planning And President s. She also explains why simplified version of the history has become so widespread. So our Focus Today than is going to be the montgomery Bus Boycott, like i said, and thats what you read all your sources for, accept that Pain Article that gave you a larger focus. And you do that, were gonna go back to our discussion of Origin Points. Our favorite slide, which you are going to be so sick of. Representing the narrative art of the popular story of the civil Rights Movement. Were going back to our topic of Origin Points, again, with the objective of troubling it. One, putting those events in context but also troubling the idea of them as Origin Points. And last week we discussed brown versus board of education, we discuss the decision,
Leo pelosier. And gregly slowcom manager with public works. Now the Board Meeting guidelines are as follows. People affiliated with these parties must and no rebuttal. Time may be limited to two minutes long if there are a number of speakers. 30 seconds before your time is up. Now, public Access And Participation are of paramount importance to the board and every effort is made to replicate the process. Sfgov tv is broadcasting this streaming live and we have the ability to stream public comment on todays agenda. Sfgov tv is also providing closed captioning. Go to Cable Channel 78. Please note it will be rebroadcast on fridays at 4 00 p. M. On channel 26. A link to the live stream is found on the Home Page of our website at sfgov. Org boa. Public comment can be provided in two ways. One, you can join the Zoom Meeting by computer, go to our website and join the link or you can call in to 1 669 9006833. And enter the webinar i. D. 89373500176. Sfgov is streaming the Phone Number and Acce
From former f. D. A. Director scott got leeb saying pfizer may be on a faster path for finishing their work on vaccine for kids ages 511 and even the 25 age group. Guest absolutely. And that is certainly our hope. We know that covid while its g pacting children perhaps less than older adults from an infectious Disease Risk could be very serious in kids. Its important for us to have all the tools to make sure we protect our children. We know kids less than 12 dont have access to a vaccine and the sooner we can have that the better. Host in the absence of vaccines for many kids your organization has come forth with the guidance for Schools Tor having kids back in schools that calls for all eligible people to be vaccinated to get the covid19 vaccine. All students 2 and older and School Staff should wear face masks at school and all policy conversations should start with the goal of keeping students safe and physically present in school. As the year gets under way, what are your hopes abou