Shamann Walton
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1,476 appearances
23 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 4d ago
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You haven't even paid back the rent I paid for December, and you think the situation is going to stay that way?
Good evening, Board of Supervisors.
My name is Atticus.
Aye.
Supervisor Walton.
Thank you, President Mandelman.
Colleagues, every February, we take this time to reflect on the achievements, contributions, and rich cultural heritage of Black Americans, both in our city and across the nation.
I want to acknowledge former supervisors Sophie Maxwell and Dr.
Reverend Amos Brown for initiating this resolution at the Board of Supervisors many years ago.
Thank you to all the members of the Board of Supervisors for signing on.
For many of us, we celebrate black history every day of the year.
As you know, we are now witnessing widespread attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion
across the country, as well as efforts attacking communities of color.
These are not attacks on black communities only, but also our immigrant communities, our queer and transgender communities, people with disabilities, women, and more.
It is absolutely imperative that we remain critical and continue to fight for the rights that those who have come before us have fought so hard for.
These rollbacks and erasures of history threaten hard-game rights and reinforces systemic inequities that our ancestors and civil rights leaders fought tirelessly to dismantle.
We cannot simply celebrate black history.
We must actively defend and advance it.
In San Francisco, that means investing in our Black communities, implementing recommendations from the San Francisco Reparations Plan, expanding access to quality education, creating pathways for workforce development, and supporting Black home ownership and economic empowerment.
As we celebrate Black History Month, let's honor the past by shaping a more just and equitable future.
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