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We Bike and Walk Together

We hope you are staying healthy! We, at Walk-Bike Cupertino, are proud to live, work, and be active with our Asian and Pacific Islander families, friends, neighbors, and work colleagues. We stand in solidarity against any kind of hate that divides our community. We hope you will join us in our support.

Our Multiple Cultures Are Our Strength

We live in a vibrant multi-cultural society that is the envy of the world. Our neighbors are from all over the planet, and this diversity is our strength as a community and as a country. This melting pot of cultures has enabled us to become one of the most creative and innovative places on earth. This is not a new phenomenon. The first Asian immigrants came to California in 1948 -- long before many of us. They are more originally Californian than most of us living in the Bay Area today. Walk-Bike Cupertino includes several Asian-American boardmembers and we are proud that they have joined us in our mission. There is no justification for violence, racism, and hate against Asians or any ethnic group. We must stand up and speak out to show that the vast majority of Americans are good people who value the diversity of cultures that is unique to our country. We pledge our respect and support to our Asian friends and neighbors. We hope you will join us at the rally this Saturday and stand together against hate. The Walk-Bike Cupertino Board 

The Asian Americans for Better Community group is holding a rally at Cupertino City Hall on April 10th at 1pm. Walk-Bike Cupertino will be there. Join us! The event will feature City Council and community members from Mountain View, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Sunnyvale, and West San Jose.

Stop Asian Hate Solidarity Walk & Ride

Walk-Bike Cupertino walkers and bikers will lead a short parade 2pm to 2:30pm, immediately after the Stop Asian Hate event. A marching band will join the parade! We will have a very short ride along with them, from Cupertino City Hall, to Rodrigues Ave, to De Anza Blvd, to Stevens Creek, to Torre Ave, and back to Cupertino City Hall. Bring your bike or walking shoes, bring your family, and come show solidarity to our Asian friends and neighbors. Sign up here to let us know you'll be joining us. We look forward to marching with you!

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Happy Walking and Biking, Your friends at Walk-Bike Cupertino Find much more, including maps, safety data, and information on all the city projects at: walkbikecupertino.org