recently as because of the record of police brutality and racism of this and this city that part of justice has stepped in and mandated a number of reforms to the police department and one of their reforms bring in a new police chief to make it appear as if that the brothers comrades for being here you know often the host is generous about other people but they don't get to talk about themselves so i just thought i'll take a few seconds to talk about also how romney clearly himself has been a long time activist because it is not very often that we can bring together gathering all off people of all you ages and i agree with devon and celia young people who want to fight who have this deep hunger inside themselves to fight against injustice it's not often that we get this opportunity to get a conversation started so i'm going to abuse your generosity and speak a little longer if i may and i also want to say that i you know as a human being but also as somebody who grew up in another country but so are similar situations for a large majority of the population and i am not saying that people are that the oppressed in india you know to fight against this oppression and there's another aspect of this common thread which is very important for us to recognize that it is coming this racism this brutality that is specifically unleashed against the black study right there is nothing new about the deaths of young innocent black people at the hands of the police but what is new is that especially young people but over our own whole community of black people and other separate protest together on some basis of genuine understanding not not our trying to wipe out the actual political differences that may that may exist among different groups  together on a genuine basis we can have this is how the federal rights movement both itself into this giant force that changed the course of history they did it not by saluting themselves are other groups with whom they had some differences but they did it lady that will be able to decide their training the rules of conduct of the police department the ladies that will be and by our investigate allegations of police misconduct including the right to subpoena witnesses really expand that i'm sure i'm sure there are things that i don't know about that should go into that list but that is what we need why how can we win this in order to win this we have to also go to the other communities that are also brutalized by the police the immigrant community the trance community the community not no never never lowering the banner of the fight against black oppression but bringing the solidarity of others who are you know joy your doc about how large the police budget as and by the way julian was one of the wonderful people who worked with us on the idea of a people's budget which has been happening for the first time in this city and  t police against protest marches the right police were there we do know that thinking about these concrete issues because a young people who are going to be attracted to a real fight back are going to ask us this question what are we actually doing yes i want to be there with you but i want to win something i want to actually make a change and so we have to formulate these concrete demands and we also need to me we need to be clear what we're fighting against black oppression as a socialist you know my reaction to that was of course all eyes matter i mean who was going to who's going to reject that idea and are you saying that the black community does not have the bashan to understand that all eyes matter of course they know all  on racism so if we don't want to fight for everybody we're not going to be able to fight unless we fight on the specific oppressions as well where would we have been my sister's is the wom how this system benefits from those who are the most marginalized we also have to link our movement against racism for our you know demands for economic justice that our people of the most oppressed people are not left out of not only of the material gains that can be made a book by bringing such a mass but not depriving them of being in the leadership of those movements they have to be at the forefront who better than that to talk about their own oppression and knowing how to fight against it and all that i'm reminded just this monday we heard that we was supposed to how did gone into effect would have increased the rents of low income tenants by four hundred percent over the next five years this was my sisters and brother i think at the homelessness and when i do it often but you know the head of this young housing authority an organization by the way which is mandated with providing low income housing came up with this proposal he gave as if it was all done you know it was just a formality that they were holding if you're and they did not reckon with the anger of the denizens who are not only were angry but wanted to do something about it and it was the east african or fighting against injustice fledgling movement in seattle needs to link up what other similar movements happening all around the nation and call for a new national nationwide black freedom movement and we need to coordinate national protest against racism against police violence against economic inequality and the message of this moment has to be this whole system is guilty we cannot brea in seattle as others have said we need to demand police accountability but as i said this is a concrete demand we could win this but in order to do it let's be clear we are moving it is nowhere close to that  inspiring what we're doing tonight but the reality is our government needs to be far more powerful than it is today but actually when this bill does give you an example on monday on the city council th raised the point about how the police have spent half a million dollars you know trying to control the ferguson protests which have been peaceful protest and trying to dark young people young black people especially nation for why there is hundreds of millions spent on that and maybe a few million jump jane spent on you jobs why are they spending all of that money on your job it's only five weeks away it's a lot of work to do if our goal is to have a massive an inspiring and unforgettable rally i think a lot of work and so let's get down to it i mean let's take some by separating them out into slots and having more and less oppression and i also want to share a court which i'm sure many of you already have this is from dr martin luther king in one hundred sixty six he said you can't talk about solving the economic problem of the negr without talking about the middle billions of dollars you can't talk about ending the slums without for saying profit must be taken out of slums and then you're really going and getting on you're messing with the captains of industry and now this means that we're drowning in difficult water because it really means that we're saying something is wrong with capitalism i drew from that was not that somehow i have to locally change the us and you know somehow end the oppression of lower caste indians by not looking you know beyond that a conclusion i drew and i think this is the correct conclusion of the people of mexico is and that we have a common thread running across us and so i want to make an appeal to you are that as we fight to build this movement stronger please also consider looking