
Hear the noted Civil Rights leaders Susan Burton on January 25
From tragedy to addiction and incarceration, and finally release and recovery, Susan Burton is recognized as one of the New Civil Rights Leaders. Meet her
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From tragedy to addiction and incarceration, and finally release and recovery, Susan Burton is recognized as one of the New Civil Rights Leaders. Meet her
For this year's King Holiday, the Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University will host a free, four-day film festival and
Join the Menlo Park Library on a virtual tour of the California Museum in Sacramento to explore how people can come together through activism and
What caught InMenlo readers' attention this year is, not surprisingly, staying up-to-date about the growing pandemic balanced with the many whimsical acts by local residents
The Raging Grannies joined about 150 others in Menlo Park yesterday at a rally and march protesting the lack of indictment in the Breonna Taylor
Granny Ruth of the Raging Grannies of the Peninsula emailed that there will be a peaceful rally and march for Breonna Taylor in Menlo Park
Two rising juniors at Menlo School, Alli McKenney (right) and Kami Israelski (left), are working together to fight for racial justice. They learned how to
About 100 people attended a gathering initiated by the Raging Grannies of the Peninsula. Menlo Park resident and 83-year-old voting rights activist Gail Sredanovic said that
Editor's note: Today marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote. Here are observations by Stanford historian Estelle Freedman
Judy Adams emailed an update about The Peace Crane Project in downtown Menlo Park: "Residents are encouraged to visit the public art installation of over
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