Thank you very much, Council President. I wanted to thank all of my colleagues for voting to adopt Resolution 210175, which is a resolution refuting the article "Contracting for Sex in the Pacific War." This is Women's History Month, and we are talking about history. This is something that happened in the 1930s and '40s. Yet people will be very upset as though it is attack upon them today. It is not. But you cannot change history when there is such a consensus and overwhelming evidence of the atrocities against women during World War II by the Japanese Imperial Army, well documented, and I won't go into that. However, unfortunately, there was an article -and I read the article. It's not a very long article -- by a Harvard Law Professor, Mark Ramseyer, which basically brought forth the idea that before World War II, during, and after, women Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 elaborate process of being prostitutes for the Japanese Army and refuting the testimony, the photographs, all the history about the brutalization of women during that war and the thousands and thousands of women, girls, and children that were abducted, tricked, brutalized, over 90 percent died. And he entirely misses a reference to The Rape of Nanking, where the Japanese Army horrifically brutalized up to 300,000 people, dead, photographs of atrocious acts of sexual violence and atrocities against women and girls and children. This rewriting of history should be refuted. I will say that my father was born in Manchuria in China because the Japanese occupied Korea, and my father has no axe to grind with the Japanese. He was actually a student at Meiji University. My two uncles, Tokyo Imperial University, at a time where Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 against Koreans by the Japanese in occupied Korea and others. And there were wonderful people in Japan, and there have been Japanese leaders who have spoken out against this, and here in the United States, Congressman Honda, a democrat from California, has led this effort as well. But he did tell me -- and he's dead. He died in 2006. And one of the problems is, people who have witnessed this are dead. They are dying. And the people have testified and seen it. As they pass away, a new version of history comes out. We had a conversation once where he told me that the Japanese Army came in and took hundreds of girls out of a middle school by force. Where they went, we don't know, but they never came back. It's assumed and understood that they weren't recruiting volunteers to go to the warfront with a brutal Army to get Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 because of venereal disease and other things, they were looking for the youngest, most physically fit girls. The history is that women have been brutalized in wars. It is commonly understood that many of the prizes and the booty of these wars was raping women and girls and other things. And so I do appreciate that we do record this in history, that we acknowledge it, we don't forget it, and I think this resolution gives a statement from this city. Thank you very much.
Thank you, Councilman. Speeches on behalf of the majority? The Chair recognizes Councilman Jones.
Thank you, Mr. President. And first I want to acknowledge my colleague Councilman Domb, Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 advocacy to deal with the plan of the virus but for something different. He spent two hours with me online with about 30 students during Black History Month listening to their poems, listening to their speeches, and it meant so much to those young people to have Councilpeople pay attention to what they said. And, more importantly, some of the feelings that they've had during the uprisings, during the pandemic came across loud and clear to the both of us, and I just want to publicly acknowledge my colleague for spending that quality time with young people, who will never forget your involvement. And so thank you. The second thing I want to talk about is the scales of justice. You know, being Chair of Public Safety, I spent a little time researching what that actually meant and the symbol of justice with the goddess holding the two scales. Sometimes she had a blindfold, sometimes Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 in the left hand. But my interpretation of that symbol is balancing the rights of victims with the rights of the accused and to come out with justice. And last week, two things happened. One, I stood beside Member Gauthier and Commissioner Outlaw when they apprehended four individuals that are accused of doing nine shootings in my district and Member Gauthier's district. And we stood in that church where some of the families of the victims now could at least rest a little more at peace with the fact that the City of Philadelphia, the District Attorney's Office, the Philadelphia Police Department are actually out there apprehending shooters. So that's one part of that scale, Mr. President. The other part of that scale, which I was proud to hear about, is the prevention of people pre-entry, as Keir Grey often calls it, by a group of barbers out at ESPN Zone. Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 program, and they think very highly of you, Member Green. You have street cred among them. And they are -- and I don't know how it works in your barber shop, Mr. President, but they serve as therapists for us. Whether it comes to sports, whether it comes to family issues, whether it comes to politics, they are our therapist. But what I didn't know was that they're interveners also when it comes to youth violence, that they hear what's going on. And Mike, who runs ESPN, along with his colleagues and other barbers around the City, actually have had in their back rooms, in their barber shops interventions, because they service both ends, both corners, and are able to come in and say as credible messengers, y'all should stop. And I know you got street cred from North Philly. I heard something about Member Green, but from Mount Airy it's a whole different thing. But they Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 cred with these vulnerable populations, and they're putting together a program to intervene, to become mentors, to become counselors to these young people, and when I heard about it, it created that scale of balance. We have the left hand of punishment, that sword you often see in the justice, and whether you're in South Philly, West Philly, North Philly, Mount Airy or Germantown, people want to make sure that police and the District Attorney and the courts are doing their part to keep them safe. But on the other end of the spectrum of the scales, that we're trying to prevent some of this, that we care enough about these young people to put out our resources. And I'm proud to say that they're watching us. Didn't know this. Like I thought in barber shops all you were going to get is some basketball, but they are actually paying attention to what we're doing, and I'm thankful for it. Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 you, Mr.
Thank you, Councilman. Thank you so much. That is clearly the place where we get educated as elected officials. Thank you so much. The Chair recognizes Councilwoman Bass.
Thank you very much, Mr. President and colleagues. I just wanted to follow up on two things unintentionally that wasn't the original part of my conversation this morning, but I did want to mention that Councilman Curtis Jones, I wanted to thank him for his conversation around the importance of making sure that we engage our salon owners, our barber shops, our stylists. , and we're going to have our first feature speaker, which is Michael Rashid, our City's Director of Commerce, talking about how we can get businesses on track with COVID and everything that's happening and the problems that businesses are facing right now. So we're very, very excited about that, and we want folks, regardless of where you are in the City, out of the City, if you have clients that you serve, then this is going to be a series of conversations that is going to serve you well. So we want to encourage folks to contact our office and be a part of Shop Talk. The other thing I wanted to mention is, I wanted to thank my colleague Councilman David Oh for his commentary regarding women who were used essentially as sex slaves during World War II. We need to shine a light on the Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 make sure that they don't continue to happen. And we know whether it was during World War II, before World War II or even a few years ago with the young women in Africa who were taken from a school in the middle of the night who were kidnapped and some of them have never resurfaced, we need to pay attention to the atrocities against women. And this is Women's History Month. So I just really thank him for being someone who is really progressive and thoughtful when it comes to the opposite sex and is paying attention to the issues that we face. I also wanted to say that as I mentioned, this coming Monday is International Women's Day, and that celebrates the social, economic, political, and cultural achievements of women all over the world, and it raises awareness of, lobbies for, and fundraises for global gender equality. Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 2021 theme for International Women's Day is Choose to Challenge, which calls for all people to confront gender bias and equality and take action for gender equality. Individuals and organizations all over the world are invited to share #ChooseToChallenge images in the lead-up to International Women's Day 2021. Each photo will feature an individual raising their hand to show one's commitment to challenging inequality, calling out bias, questioning stereotypes, and helping forge an inclusive world. Support for women comes at a critical time where we have experienced adverse impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic. Black, indigenous, and women of color disproportionately work in industries experiencing job losses, and many jobs created -- or many jobs considered essential, such as nurses, home health aides, and childcare workers are dominated by women. Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 Today, I want to recognize Vision 2020, Women's Way, the Women's Campaign International, the Womanist Working Collective, My Sister's Keeper Collective, and Women Organized Against Rape for their work in mobilizing, investing in, empowering, and supporting women and girls in Philadelphia. Thank you all for building a movement towards achieving women's equality in Philadelphia and setting a national and global example of campaigning for positive change. It is important that we continue to highlight the inequities and achievements of women and amplify the diverse voices of women around the world as we celebrate International Women's Day and Women's History Month. Thank you very much, Mr. President.
Thank you, Councilwoman. The Chair recognizes Stated Meeting March 4, 2021
Thank you. Thank you so much, Council President. And I wanted to thank my colleague Councilmember Green for his resolution that passed today acknowledging each life lost due to COVID-19. I rose this morning to the devastating news that we have lost yet another Philadelphian to COVID-19, and my heart was very, very heavy to hear the passing of someone many of us have worked with in City Hall. You could find him on the fourth floor on the northeast corridor when he was in the Civil Affairs Unit with the Philadelphia Police Department. So I wanted to rise today to acknowledge the loss and the passing of someone that, again, many of us have worked with over the years in City Hall, Officer Erin Tokley. He was also a minister at Calvary Baptist Church, and I Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 for his 24 years of service and say to his family that our thoughts and prayers are with you, and if there's anything that we can do for you, please feel free to let us know. But I wanted to acknowledge his passing, as we have worked so closely over the years with him. And I just remember him sitting by the metal detectors on the fourth floor and always had a kind word to say. He was always dressed to the nines. You can always count on him to have on a very nice suit and down to the shoes. He was just a wonderful dresser, and I'm just going to miss him, his kind words, his encouraging spirit, and my prayers are definitely with his family and the entire Philadelphia Police Department, particularly the 12th, the 25th, and the Civil Affairs Unit. Thank you, Mr. President, for the opportunity.
Thank you, Councilwoman. Yeah. Someone Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 last night. I was like, wow, you know. He's a good guy, yeah. It's a brutal disease, I'll tell you. We got to beat it. We got to beat it. The Chair recognizes Councilman Thomas.
Thank you, Council President. I just want to take a moment to echo the sentiments of my colleague Councilmember Gilmore Richardson as it relates to the recent passing, as well as Councilmember Green as it relates to his resolution. I appreciate both of your leadership. Outside of that, we did have a hearing a little while back as it relates to hit-and-runs, and my office has been in a lot of communication with different people, and unfortunately -- and I want to thank Ikey Raw and his interaction with victims for helping us with this issue. Some of the people in North Philadelphia section of the City are in Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 trauma, and we want to also offer our condolences to Roberto Velez, who was a 60-year-old person who unfortunately was hit and killed by a hit-and-run accident. That happened yesterday as well too. So we just want to offer our condolences to that community, the family. We understand it was a really, really unfortunate situation that traumatized a lot of people. And this is another problem that we have in our city that this legislative body is working to rectify. So thank you, Council President. Thank you, colleagues.
Thank you, Councilman. Thank you for bringing that to the forefront with your hearing. Any other speeches? I don't see any.
Is that Councilman Green? The Chair recognizes Councilman Green.
Thank you, Council President. I want to thank both Councilmembers Gilmore Richardson and Thomas for bringing those points to our attention, to the public's attention, especially those who were not aware of those tragic losses of life that once again grip us as we continue to deal with COVID. I wanted to bring a point up with a more positive point for some. I know last summer both my colleagues Councilmember Parker and Councilmember Gilmore Richardson were very, very disappointed that they could not celebrate in an activity and a gathering of women that wear the colors of pink and green. I know they were very Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 have the opportunity to salute the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha who were scheduled to have their national convention, or boule, that was going to be here in the City of Philadelphia. However, this evening they are going to be having their 9th -- 90th, excuse me, virtual North Atlantic Regional Conference. They're going to have their public meeting this evening at 7:00 p.m. and then a reception at 8:30 p.m. This is an outstanding organization. We know our current Vice President is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. There are a number of past members of City Council as well as my Chief of Staff, Kyra Harris, Stephanie Marsh, works for the Mayor's Office, and a number of outstanding women in the history of this city. So I know they're calling on Stated Meeting March 4, 2021 to participate and attend the public meeting, especially those of the Divine Nine, and I know for both Councilmembers Parker and Gilmore Richardson who were so disappointed that they could not salute and have a chance to wear pink and green last summer, they can now do it this evening in a virtual way by supporting the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha and their 90th conference that will be virtually held here in the City of Philadelphia. Thank you, Council President.
Thank you, Councilman. That concludes our speeches on behalf of the minority and the majority, and with that, the Chair recognizes Councilman Jones for a motion to adjourn.
Thank you, Mr. President. I move that Council stand adjourned until Thursday, March 11th, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. (Duly seconded.) Stated Meeting March 4, 2021
Thank you. It has been moved and seconded that Council stand adjourned until Thursday, March 11, 2021, 10:00 a.m. All in favor indicate by saying aye. (Aye.)
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