No notice has been paid to the root causes of violence in the Black community. On CBS5, I suggested unemployment in the Black community is directly related to Black people being locked out of the public works construction and that white people might be in danger working in a Black community without a diversified crew.
Tags:
Bay Area Black Builders,
bio-chemical engineer,
Black man working,
Black unemployment,
City/Lennar Draft Environmental Impact Report,
construction lockout,
economic opportunity,
EPA,
Fillmore,
general engineering contractor,
government cheese,
Hayes Valley,
Hunters Point,
Hunters Point Shipyard,
Joseph Debro,
Kabuki,
Lennar,
National Association of Minority Contractors,
non-diverse work crews,
police occupying force,
poor Black population,
public works construction lockout,
San Francisco Examiner,
San Francisco police,
Section 8 housing,
Third Street rail,
unlock the doors to economic opportunity,
Vis Valley,
Visitacion Valley Community Development Corp.,
Western Addition,
white ex-cops,
white ex-cops working for Lennar,
white workers
In December 2009, leading climatologist Dr. James Hansen cited new satellite data doubling or tripling previous sea level rise predictions. Climate change, he said, “is really a moral issue analogous to that faced by Lincoln with slavery,” an apt comparison considering the dangers for peoples of color in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco.
Tags:
100-year flood hazard area,
2006 Final Bayview Hunters Point Environmental Impact Report,
23-acre Parcel E-2,
Al Gore,
amplification affects on the aquifer,
Amy Goodman,
Antarctic ice sheets,
Bay Area Air Quality Management District,
Bay estuary,
Bay water rise,
Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood,
Bush administration,
Candlestick Point-Hunters Point Shipyard Draft Environmental Impact Report,
Carol Harvey,
chronic nosebleeds,
climate system tipping points,
climatologist Dr. James Hansen,
Cypress Freeway,
Dan Miller,
deadly water rise-earthquake-amplification-liquefaction combination,
Democracy Now,
Dr. Peter Palmer,
Dr. Ray Tompkins,
earthquake amplification,
earthquake zones,
earth’s gravitational field,
environmental justice,
EPA,
EPA Superfund Site,
Eric Brooks,
geological rock formations,
green energy,
Greenaction,
Greenland,
Hunters Point Shipyard Restoration Advisory Board (RAB),
Hunters Point Shipyard Superfund site,
hydraulic pressure measurements,
Iraq toxic wastes,
Lennar,
Lennar-Redevelopment Draft EIR,
liquefaction,
Loma Prieta quake,
Marie Harrison,
NASA Goddard Space Studies Institute,
Navy,
nazism,
organic chemist Dr. Raymond Tompkins,
poisons,
political subterfuge,
radiated animal carcasses,
radiation materials,
radioactive toxic soil,
radiological contamination,
radium dials,
radium-radon-polonium gas combination,
radon gas,
Redevelopment’s “Master Developer” of the Shipyard,
San Francisco Bay,
San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC),
San Francisco Community Choice,
San Francisco Planning Commission,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency,
San Francisco Redevelopment Commission,
San Francisco State University,
satellite data,
Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR),
sea level rise predictions,
Shipyard Parcels A and B,
shock wave amplification,
Threadwell & Rollo,
toxic chemicals,
toxic gas pressure,
toxic Superfund site,
U.S. Geological Survey maps,
underground fire,
Yosemite Slough Bridge,
‘49ers stadium,
“Big One”,
“residential standards”
The exact moment in time has arrived to pull down the veil of the corrupt, ethics depleted political status quo being perpetuated at City Hall via Supervisor Sophenia Maxwell, who represents District 10. Her controllers do not want to see her moved from that seat one second before January 2011. They have a well established relationship and flow with Ms. Maxwell right where she is. Putting the sledge hammer of RECALL to that coup will speak volumes to that power structure.
Tags:
BVHP Redevelopment Project Area,
District 10,
early (dirty) transfer,
hazardous dust exposure,
Lennar,
Nyese Joshua,
polluted air,
Precautionary Principle,
Proposition P,
recall,
residential standards,
Restoration Advisory Board (RAB),
San Francisco Board of Supervisors,
Sophie Maxwell,
Superfund site,
Supervisor John Avalos,
Supervisor Sophenia Maxwell,
voting record
Tonight is a night of rejoicing in San Francisco’s Black heartland, Bayview Hunters Point. After more than a decade of fighting the land-grabbing Lennar cabal – Florida-based mega-homebuilder Lennar and its sponsors, Mayor Gavin Newsom, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, richest member of the U.S. Senate Sen. Dianne Feinstein and her husband, Lennar partner Richard Blum – we the people of the poorest neighborhood in filthy rich Frisco finally won one.
Tags:
Alice Griffith public housing,
asbestos-laden toxic dust,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Bayview Hunters Point Project Area Committee (PAC),
Bayview Hunters Point Redevelopment Plan,
Candlestick Point‐Hunters Point Shipyard Phase 2,
Double Rock,
eminent domain,
Espanola Jackson,
federal stimulus-funded work,
Gretchen Morgenson,
Hunters View (West Point),
KPOO,
Lennar,
Leon Muhammad,
Mary Ratcliff,
Mayor Gavin Newsom,
mixed-income housing,
retaliatory eviction,
Richard Blum,
San Francisco Bay View,
San Francisco Board of Supervisors,
San Francisco Housing Authority,
San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency,
Sen. Dianne Feinstein,
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi,
Willie Ratcliff
In 2006, using this poster, Bayview Hunters Point activists gathered over 33,000 signatures in 90 days on our refendum petition. But City Hall tossed it. Now that the California Supreme Court has reinstated a similar Pleasanton referendum petition, can BVHP find lawyers to take ours back to court … and win back our community?
Tags:
African American employees of Lennar Corporation,
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch,
arsenic,
BAAQMD Executive Officer Jack Broadbent,
Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD),
Bayview Hunters Point,
Black Mayor Willie Brown,
Bret Harte,
California Health and Safety Code Section 42400,
chromium,
City Hall,
Commissioners Eric Mar and Kim-Shree Maufas,
Congressman John Conyers,
developers Jennifer and Frederick Lin,
Dr. Charles Drew College Prep Academy,
dust monitoring,
El Dorado County,
EPA Superfund Site,
George Washington Carver,
Kofi Bonner,
lead,
Lennar,
Lennar Corporation’s Hunters Point Naval Shipyard development,
Malcolm X Academy,
Mayor Gavin Newsom,
Muslim University,
Oak Ridge High School,
Parcel A,
Pleasanton,
radon,
Roland Sheppard,
San Francisco,
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis J. Herrera,
San Francisco Department of Public Health Director Mitchell H. Katz,
San Francisco Public Health Director Katz,
Save Pleasanton Hills,
Sen. Dianne Feinstein,
Serpentine rock,
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi,
the Board of Education,
the California Air Resources Board (ARB),
the California Supreme Court,
the carcinogenic effect of asbestos,
the Centers for Disease Control (CDC),
the Defend Bayview Hunters Point Committee,
the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),
the Hunter’s Point Shipyard,
the Painters Union,
the Precautionary Principle,
the San Francisco 49ers football team,
the San Francisco Unified School District,
the School District’s School Health Programs Office,
the SF Asthma Task Force,
The World Health Organization,
white Pleasanton,
World cancer expert Samuel S. Epstein
Dear Lisa Jackson, your immediate attention is needed to help our community combat horrific toxic exposure from the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard. Your immediate attention is desired by a community historically under environmentally racist assault perpetrated by the United States Navy, the San Francisco Department of Public Health, the Mayor’s Office, the Redevelopment Agency and the developer, Lennar.
Tags:
Arc Ecology,
asthma,
cancer,
earthquakes,
Health Department liaison Amy Brownell,
HV12,
infant mortality,
Keith Forman,
Lennar,
Leon Muhammad,
Lisa Jackson,
military Superfund site,
Muhammad University of Islam,
San Francisco,
Saul Bloom,
Superfund site,
the Environmental Protection Agency,
the EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency),
the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard,
the Hunters Point Shipyard,
the Mayor’s Office,
the Redevelopment Agency,
the San Francisco Department of Public Health,
the United States Navy
SB 792 is a license for Lennar to dump worthless, dangerous, highly toxic and radioactive land on the public, in exchange for clean, desirable Candlestick parkland that graces the Black and working class community of Bayview Hunters Point. Labor must not be deceived into becoming an unwitting and involuntary participant in a major crime.
Tags:
Aquatic Park,
Bay Area Air Quality Management District standards,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Black and disadvantaged residents,
Bradley Wiedmaier,
Candlestick Point land,
detoxification,
environmental racism,
Fort Mason,
Lennar,
Mark Leno’s Senate Bill 792,
Naval Shipyard Superfund,
Presidio,
Proposition G,
radiation issues,
Ralph Schoenman,
San Francisco,
San Francisco Labor Council officials,
the Center for Self Improvement,
the city of San Francisco,
the Democratic Party,
the Environmental Protection Agency,
the Golden Gate,
the Hunters Point development plan,
the party of Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi,
the Redevelopment Agency,
the San Francisco 49ers,
the TOXIC SWAP,
Tim Paulson,
toxic dump,
toxic shipyard land,
toxic sites
On Thursday, Sept. 3, at their weekly town hall meeting, the leaders of SLAM (Stop Lennar Action Movement) reminded the audience of the kind of power they have in the battle to save Bayview Hunters Point. Minister Christopher Muhammad, Archbishop Franzo King and Francisco Da Costa shared the latest news of SLAM’s progress and urged the audience to understand that by staying focused and vigilant and not letting anything turn them around, they will win the war.
Tags:
African Americans,
Antioch,
Archbishop Franzo King,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Chowchilla Prison for Women,
East Palo Alto,
exploiting the poor and disadvantaged,
Francisco Da Costa,
greedy politicians,
Hurricane Katrina,
Lennar,
Lower 9th Ward,
Mayor Gavin Newsom,
Minister Christopher Muhammad,
New Orleans,
Oakland,
Pittsburg,
Rev. Andrew L. Bozeman,
Sacramento,
Sen. Mark Leno,
SLAM (Stop Lennar Action Movement),
the Bay Area,
the Pacific Heights Mafia,
the power of God,
the United States,
unscrupulous developers,
Vallejo
In their fight against the push to privatize their state park, Bayview Hunters Point activists are fighting the privatization of California as hard as anyone I know. They’re fighting for all of us, so I hope that other Californians who don’t want to see the whole state on the auction block will contact their Assembly representatives and ask them to vote against Senate Bill 792.
Tags:
12th District Assembly Member Fiona Ma,
13th District Assembly Member Tom Ammiano,
8th District Sen. Leland Yee,
Ann Garrison,
Arc Ecology,
ARC Ecology Director Saul Bloom,
Audubon Society,
Bayview Hunters Point,
California Native Plant Society,
Candlestick Point State Recreation Area,
Caravan for Justice,
Chinese Progressive Association,
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club,
Idriss Stelley Action and Resource Center,
IMF and World Bank,
KPFA News,
KPFA Weekend News Producer Anthony Fest,
Labor/Community Strategy Center in Los Angeles,
Lennar,
Lynn Suter,
Michael Cohen,
People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER),
privatization of California,
San Francisco Bay View newspaper,
San Francisco Green Party,
San Francisco Supervisor Chris Daly,
San Francisco Supervisor John Avalos,
Sen. Mark Leno,
Senate Bill 792,
Sierra Club,
Sierra Club trustee John Rizzo,
state budget crisis,
Stop Lennar Action Movement (SLAM),
structural readjustment,
Tranquillon Ridge
San Franciscans have a right to be outraged about SB 792, sponsored by state Sen. Mark Leno. SB 792 unnecessarily gives away a valuable California State Park in exchange for high-rise condominiums. If San Franciscans allow parkland that was set aside in trust for Californians to enjoy to be transferred to private developers, we risk opening a Pandora’s box that allows development to go unfettered in state parks already threatened by budget cuts.
Tags:
Alicia Garza,
Arc Ecology,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Betty Higgins,
Candlestick Point State Park,
environmental racism,
Golden Gate Park,
health,
irresponsible developers,
Lennar,
People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER),
Senate Bill 792,
state parks,
state Sen. Mark Leno,
the Black community,
the Chinese Progressive Association,
the environmental impact,
the Presidio,
the Redevelopment Agency,
the Sierra Club
Add your name and organization to the growing chorus of grassroots and environmental justice organizations — including the Caravan for Justice, Sierra Club, Audubon Society, Chinese Progressive Association, POWER, PODER, La Raza Centro Legal, Asian Pacific Environmental Network, Arc Ecology, Greenlining Institute, San Francisco Green Party, San Francisco Bay View newspaper and many more — saying No to California Senate Bill 792, a bill state Sen. Mark Leno introduced that would allow the state of California to sell 42 acres of state parkland on the shoreline at Candlestick Point in Bayview Hunters Point for private condominium development.
Tags:
African American families,
Arc Ecology,
Asian Pacific Environmental Network,
Audubon Society,
Bayview Hunters Point,
California,
Candlestick Point,
CEQA assessment,
Chinese Progressive Association,
Greenlining Institute,
La Raza Centro Legal,
Lennar,
Naval Shipyard,
PG&E power plant,
PODER,
POWER,
POWER (People Organized to Win Employment Rights),
Prop G,
San Francisco,
San Francisco Bay View newspaper,
San Francisco Green Party,
SB 792,
Sierra Club,
the California Assembly Appropriations Committee,
the Caravan for Justice,
The Environmental Impact Reports,
vote NO on SB 792
Sen. Mark Leno’s Senate Bill 792 would give clean parkland at Candlestick Point to Lennar and replace it with toxic land. Lennar, the “toxic dust developer,” plans to build 10,000 luxury condos at the Hunters Point Shipyard. This toxic trade bill is now in the California Assembly, so calls opposing SB 792 should be made immediately to Fiona Ma, (916) 319-2012, and Tom Ammiano, (916) 319-2013.
Tags:
African American communities,
Alicia Schwartz,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Bayview neighborhood,
California,
cancer,
Candlestick Point,
environmental racism,
health,
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard,
Hunters Point Shipyard,
Lennar,
multibillion-dollar developer,
parcel,
People Organized to Win Employment Rights,
POWER,
Proposition P,
radioactive elements,
respiratory illnesses,
Sacramento,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency,
San Francisco's sewage,
SB 792,
Sen. Mark Leno,
Senate Bill 792,
toxic,
toxic dust,
toxic inorganics,
U.S. Navy,
working class communities
In an email to the San Francisco Bay View, Laurence Pelosi verified that he was a Lennar senior executive in March of 2004 at the time San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, his cousin for whom he had served as mayoral campaign treasurer, had signed the Hunters Point Shipyard Conveyance Agreement at the behest of Laurence’s Aunt Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Tags:
A. Philip Randolph Institute,
Administrative Assistant Ceola Richardson,
Ahimsa Porter Sumchai M.D.,
Amy D. Brownell P.E.,
arsenic and lead testing,
Article 31 of the Health Code,
Asbestos Dust Mitigation Plan,
Attorney Angela Alioto,
Barbara Newsom Callan,
Bayview Opera House,
civil criminal and environmental regulatory violations,
Community Liaison Clementine Clarke,
corporate polluter,
Darius Anderson,
dirty transfer,
Environmental Protection Agency's National Priorities List,
environmental racism,
ethical conflicts of interest,
ethics laws,
federal Superfund Act,
Gavin Newsom,
governmental integrity,
Historical Radiological Assessment,
Hunters Point Shipyard,
Hunters Point Shipyard Parcel A,
Hunters Point Shipyard Restoration Advisory Board,
James Bryant,
Kofi Bonner,
Laurence Pelosi,
Lennar,
Lennar's $5 million Proposition G campaign,
Mayor Willie Brown,
Michael Cohen,
Morgan Stanley,
Nancy Pelosi,
Naval Radiological Defense Laboratories,
Navy Secretary Gordon England,
Paul Pelosi,
Peter Byrne,
Planning Commission President Shelley Bell,
Project Manager Gary McIntyre,
Proposition P,
racial discrimination,
Rajiv Bhatia M.D.,
Rep. John Murtha,
Richard Blum,
Ronald Pelosi,
San Francisco Board of Supervisors President David Chiu,
San Francisco Division of the FBI,
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency,
San Francisco Redevelopment Commission,
Sen. Barbara Boxer,
Sen. Dianne Feinstein,
SPUR (San Francisco Planning and Urban Research),
Supervisor Aaron Peskin,
Supervisor Sophie Maxwell,
toxic dust,
Treasure Island Community Development
“Biomonitoring is the next logical, critical step for us to take in addressing threats to public health.” – Sen. Deborah Ortiz, D-Sacramento, author of the California Biomonitoring Program, SB689
Tags:
acute bronchitis,
Ahimsa Porter Sumchai M.D.,
arrhythmia,
asthma,
Bay Area Air Quality Management District,
Bayview Hunters Point,
biomonitoring,
birth defects,
breast cancer,
California Body Burden Campaign,
congestive heart failure,
Dr. Kevin Grumbach,
Dr. Peter Palmer,
Dr. Tomas Aragon,
emphysema,
fine motor dysfunction,
Healthy California Biomonitoring Program,
heart attacks,
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard,
hyperactivity,
infant mortality,
lead encephalopathy,
lead toxicity,
lead-based paint,
learning disorders,
Lennar,
Leuren Moret,
lung disease,
Mitchell Katz,
particulates,
premature death,
San Francisco Department of Public Health,
Sen. Deborah Ortiz,
Tooth Fairy study,
toxicological studies of childhood populations,
toxicological testing,
urinary benzene metabolites
Lennar, when will you stop stirring up all that radioactive asbestos in the Hunters Point Shipyard into the air that all the fine people of color in Bayview Hunters Point are obliged to breathe in order to live?
A time bomb is ticking, waiting to explode in communities of color across the nation. Law enforcement officers have become an occupation force. If we are to have peace, we first must place economic justice at the top of our agenda. The day Lovelle Mixon died, those close to him mentioned two explanations: He dreaded being sent back to prison yet he couldn’t find a job.
Tags:
14th Amendment,
Abdur-Rahim Hameed,
affirmative action,
African American Contractors of San Francisco,
airborne asbestos,
Bayview Hunters Point,
beating,
Black business owners,
Black businesses,
Brazilian President Lula da Silva,
Caravan for Justice,
Congressional Black Caucus,
Congresswoman Maxine Waters,
criminal justice,
discrimination,
disrespect of citizens,
Earl Ofari Hutchison,
economic justice,
environmental justice,
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke,
HOPE SF,
Judge Thelton Henderson,
Kim Rohrbach,
Lennar,
Liberty Builders,
Local Hire Ordinance,
Lovelle Mixon,
minority- and women-owned business enterprises,
National Black Contractors of America,
occupation force,
Oscar Grant,
Peace Officers' Bill of Rights,
planting evidence,
police execution,
police misconduct,
political justice,
Proposition F,
Proposition G land grab,
public housing privatization,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency,
Second Chance Act,
Sierra Club,
Superfund site,
The John Stewart Co.,
white supremacists,
Willie Ratcliff
On Wednesday, Jan. 28, the California Supreme Court rejected our appeal, ruling against the 33,000 San Franciscans who signed our referendum and against the right of the 33,000 residents of Bayview Hunters Point – 91 percent of us people of color – to determine our own destiny.
Tags:
33000 signatures,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Bayview Hunters Point Redevelopment Plan,
Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin,
California Supreme Court,
Defend Bayview Hunters Point Committee,
District 10 Supervisor Sophie Maxwell,
Fillmore district,
Harlem of the West,
Lennar,
Mayor Gavin Newsom,
Parcel A of the Hunters Point Shipyard,
San Francisco Board of Supervisors,
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency
Grading and construction activities by the Florida-based megadeveloper Lennar enter a third year … with asbestos and particulate levels at air monitor HV9 – located adjacent to a residential complex – skyrocketing to over 296,000 structures per cubic meter Dec. 28-30.
Tags:
adult and pediatric asthma,
adult congestive heart failure,
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry,
Amy Brownell,
Angela Alioto,
asthma,
Bay Area Air Quality Management District,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Candlestick Point,
chest pain,
chronic bronchitis,
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,
cough,
Dr. John Balmes,
Dr. Rajiv Bhatia,
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),
EPA Office of Air and Radiation,
fatigue,
federal Superfund site,
fetal and infant deaths,
Hunters Point Shipyard,
Hunters Point Shipyard Restoration Advisory Board,
irregular heartbeat,
Kofi Bonner,
Lennar,
Lennar president and CEO Stuart Miller,
low birth weight infants,
mesothelioma,
National Center for Environmental Health,
Parcel A,
particle air pollution,
Ph.D.,
pneumoconioses,
pre-term deliveries,
Public Health Director Mitch Katz,
San Francisco Department of Public Health,
shortness of breath,
stadium,
Thomas Sinks,
toxic asbestos,
weight loss,
World Trade Center,
Yosemite Slough
Lennar’s LEN stocks had sunk to $3.60 per share by mid-November despite restructuring and partnership with the financial firm CB Richard Ellis, headed by Richard Blum, a UC regent and husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a principle sponsor of the Lennar-funded Proposition G.
Tags:
"polluter pays" regulations,
Ahimsa Porter Sumchai M.D.,
asbestos,
BAAQMD Asbestos Dust Mitigation Plan,
Bay Area Air Quality Management District,
Bayview Hunters Point,
biomonitoring,
California Body Burden Campaign,
CH2M Hill,
Community Choice Aggregation,
dirty transfer,
Dr. Kevin Grumbach,
Dr. Tomas Aragon,
environmental justice,
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard,
John Rizzo,
Kofi Bonner,
Lennar,
Lennar-BVHP,
Mirant power plant,
Proposition F,
Proposition G,
Richard Blum,
San Francisco 49ers stadium,
San Francisco Board of Supervisors,
San Francisco Department of Public Health,
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency,
Sen. Dianne Feinstein,
Sierra Club,
Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi,
The Healthy California Biomonitoring Program
With Black youth on the front lines this election season, along with all youth plus older Blacks and other people of color, the struggle for real democracy can finally claim victory in the U.S. Masses of new voters have registered and are already lining up to vote wherever early voting is available, as it is here in the Bay Area.
Tags:
affordable housing,
And Marriage for All,
ANSWER Coalition,
Barack Obama,
Bay View Prisoners' Subscription Fund,
Bayview Hunters Point,
Bishop Yvette Flunder,
Black and Latino youths,
California Federation of Teachers,
Cindy Sheehan,
Clean Energy Act,
Criminal Justice Center,
Dortell Williams,
Dr. Amos Brown,
Drug Policy Institute,
equal rights,
Eric Mar,
federal housing assistance,
free and independent press,
George W. Bush,
homelessness,
Hunters Point Shipyard,
Jones United Methodist Church,
JROTC,
Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps,
Lennar,
Marian Wright Edelman,
Marty Hittelman,
military recruiters,
Minister Christopher Muhammad,
NAACP,
Nancy Pelosi,
National Black Justice Coalition,
new prison construction,
Non-Violent Offender Rehabilitation Act of 2008,
Peace Mom,
POOR Magazine,
privatization,
Prop 36,
Prop F,
Prop G,
Rev. Kenneth Samuels,
Rev. Phillip Lawson,
San Francisco Bay View,
San Francisco Proposition B,
San Francisco Proposition H,
San Francisco Proposition L,
San Francisco Proposition V,
San Francisco's Black heartland,
socio-economically disadvantaged communities,
State Proposition 5,
State Proposition 6,
State Proposition 8,
State Proposition 9,
stop criminalizing children,
Superfund site,
United for Peace and Justice,
Willie Ratcliff
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