A tenant shared these reflections on the event:

The YUCA kids did a bang up job. I loved being able to march with them, to follow their cheers, to be part of something that includes, but is so much bigger than my day-to-day life. ..I appreciate that there were no law enforcement issues/obstacles.

...I appreciate the public's tolerance of our noise and size. Many were smiling, waving, honking.
We were a diverse mix: participants of differing ages, from small children to Grannies, different ethnic backgrounds.

...It's hard to keep the issues fresh & current, that we tenants are facing when there isn't an immediate or huge crisis confronting all of us, but it's crucial to keep the ongoing issues in the public's view, to continue to support each other, [and] to demonstrate the connections/interrelationship many East Palo Alto tenants have w/Palo Alto.

It's shameful and reflects badly on Page Mill that none of their representatives came outside to greet us or to talk to the youth.