We also talked about the rat problem and some heating problems how some apartments have too much heat (such as mine) and others don’t have any heat at all, House some lines are completely blocked off at heat And people’s houses can be freezing cold or House some can be 85° Too hot. But more or less we address the majority of the issues that we had within my complexes and how we the people need to do better at making these complaints for more change.

Once the meeting began, I became disgruntled in a way knowing that these people, NYCHA representatives had many ulterior motives. It felt like they were predators and the tenants of warren street was and is the prey. They continuously talked as if everything was signed, sealed and delivered. I heard things like “we expect the conversion to happen in February”. And, “once construction starts you will be seeing more of him”. Things that implied that they are expecting the green light from all tenants. I felt that the conversation was not really a conversation and everything was really passive aggressive.

The world that we live in isn't fair. Especially for black, Hispanic, African-American or any other race that isn't fully American. But at the end of it all, we're all immigrants. Because the people that found a Americans aren't fully who they think they are, so they have no right to treat people any different.

Communities with more wealth and more interaction should be involved in the help of all the communities to make a bigger better change. We all need to be involved positively to help change our community for the better so we can lessen the chances for people around us for jail penalty

What I learned from the community conversation is that justice and dignity and also safety are very important. Not just in out family household but in out community itself. The safety of our community is so important because everyone deserves to feel safe and feel like their able to walk in and out of the neighborhood without getting hurt.