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TOMORROW! 📍 Juneteenth at Stanford Health Care!!
We’re proud to celebrate FREEDOM DAY with Stanford Health Care and the BEAM TEAM — a Black Employees & Allies Employee Resource Group working to uplift, unite, and empower the community. ✊🏾

🗓️ Thursday, June 19, 2025
📍 500 Pasteur Drive, Stanford, CA 94304
(Bass Promenade – between 300 & 500 Pasteur buildings)
⏰ 11AM – 2PM (vendors will be set up by 10:30AM)

🎶 Music
🍗 Waffle Roost Food Truck
🛍️ Black-owned businesses like ours, proudly repping the culture
🎉 Dancing & community love!

Come tap in with us— we’ll be in full effect with:
🧢 Snapbacks
🩴 Slides
🧼 Rugs
🔥 Exclusive merch from our website — available on hand!

💸 Mention this post for a special discount while supplies last.

This moment means everything — representing our roots and our future at one of the most prestigious institutions in the world. Let’s honor our freedom with unity, purpose, and power.

East Palo Alto, California has a rich history of entrepreneurship.


During the mid-to-late 1800s, entrepreneur Isaiah Woods attempted to turn the area into a shipping town. Later, Lester Cooley built a brick factory in the area now known as Cooley’s Landing that turned the town into a manufacturing region for some time

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“Reminds me of a Westside story” -

The San Mateo County community of came into being about a century ago, the result of the merger of two towns — and (Our Preschool) 🙏🏾 — trying to avoid annexation by Palo Alto and Menlo Park. But it remained unincorporated until July 1, 1983 — despite a few unsuccessful incorporations attempts in the 1960s and ’70s, including one that would have renamed the then-Black majority city after Nairobi, the capital of Kenya.

The 2.5-square mile city has undergone startling physical change in the past quarter-century, too. Whiskey Gulch was developed into University Circle with the Four Seasons Hotel as its sparkling gem. Silicon Valley’s lone Ikea store anchors the Ravenswood 101 shopping center across the freeway, and the EPACENTER opened in late 2021 as a new creative youth center. - |

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