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4.A. - Page P�Fc <br />PENINSULA CONFLICT RESOLUTION CENTER <br />• 5 -yr resident, shocking total lack of black people, not like east coast, from where she me, <br />Community Building Academy -absent but heard that session at jail included triggering <br />words, racial undertones <br />• Don't have anything to share -not in a category disfavored, try to have conversations with <br />young police officers going solo -reminding them to speak up if they see something <br />• Lifelong resident RWC changed a lot, gang neighborhoods cleaned out, police stopping <br />families in front of schools -scaring them, not experienced personally but have seen others <br />being targeted <br />• Seeing youth at juvenile hall for minor offenses, Latinx & black <br />• RWC is one of the more mellow racially equitable places I have lived (many countries, <br />places) <br />• As affluent white person, most inequity is in school funding; Powerhouse PTAs/PTOs <br />who drive, raise $$$; this changes opportunities for those schools whose parents have less <br />resource <br />• Absolutely agree about parental ability to raise funds and disproportionate impact <br />• Mostly Latin in my school, whereas City is not as Hispanic <br />• Parent of child in Sp/Eng immersion — great experience for him; history of exclusionary <br />zoning, red -lining in RWC <br />• Notice in school that classes not diverse — small white/Asian unless AP <br />• Haven't seen inequity <br />• Not sure how many whites are in poverty but many Latin are clearly in poverty <br />• Single mom, disabled, with 2 children — her white kids were discriminated against (made <br />fun of at school, in Sp,) — difficult experience for children; feel like a white minority in <br />my apt complex. I'm in poverty <br />• Coming from place of privilege, still see it from experience of students <br />• Strong desire to understand and help <br />Racism has been traumatic experience-- still triggering and hard to talk and have <br />conversations, in place like this. <br />Racial inequity seen in Housing, police treatment, education. <br />• Recipient of privilege, awakening to understanding interaction <br />• Not direct experience but hears it coming from students... instances when she had speak <br />up, she is coming from restorative justice and have to "train" police <br />• Housing disparity with unaffordability... multigenerational families being evicted <br />• students weary of police on campus even if he comes with doughnut, students weary <br />• Casual racism, hears lots of racism around her in neighborhood, from all, including from <br />POC. This conversation is Triggering ---hard to speak up; Lots of pain and anger about <br />being dismissed, and still seeing that kids are not protected by the adults who should. <br />• Feels unequal treatment based on Socio economic; wants to understand experience of <br />others <br />• Appreciated the experiences that children had to interact with a diverse group of children <br />growing up. Neighborhoods are segregated by ethnicity. Society is better when we are <br />rubbing elbows with others more. <br />• Cities "feels" segregated. Infrastructure with the internet isn't equitable within <br />neighborhoods. <br />• Here to learn about racial equity and understand the needs. Listening more than talking. <br />Need to understand where we can create more access. <br />M <br />