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Time passes, generations come and go, and memory fades. Looking back, our society today is beyond the imagination and dreams of anyone living in 1776 California. And so we come to this task with a humble recognition that our description of California may seem quaint and childlike to you. But on the 250th anniversary of the United States, we write in a spirit of hope for California's future and in the belief that our values today will endure and prosper over the centuries to come.  \nWe believe deeply in the American experiment and the democratic values of our founding revolution and the Constitution. What makes this country, and the state of California, so exceptional is our faith in democracy and in ourselves as dreamers and doers. It is perseverance and willpower, and perhaps some degree of stubbornness, that have led us through dark chapters in American history. We persist in upholding the values of pluralism, liberty, and diversity because we know there is no other real way to govern ourselves. Our country was founded on the belief that we have an inalienable right to the pursuit of happiness and that we are the creators of our own destiny. On July 4, 2026, this spirit persists in California.  \nOver the past 250 years, we have seen our country transform into something far beyond the Founders’ wildest dreams. And perhaps no state has transformed as much as California, the living embodiment of the frontier spirit. This is a state born of ambition, as people flocked to the land of opportunity. This is also a state built  \non the genocide of Native people, and a state built by immigrants who were often exploited and attacked. Today, California has become the vanguard of progress, the birthplace of both labor rights and civil rights movements, and a safe haven for people seeking refuge from discrimination and hate. California is a product of its history, but we are not defined by it. We choose again and again to learn from our past. And it has made us stronger.  \nOn this date, California is a thriving democracy, with tens of thousands of entrepreneurial businesses, world-class universities, and stunning natural beauty that we fiercely protect. Nearly 40 million people call California home, with more than half living south of the Tehachapi Mountains. We are a diverse group of people, and one of the most pluralistic societies in the world. About 44% of our households speak a language other than English – Spanish, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Punjabi, Dari, Cantonese, Arabic, Korean, Russian, and Armenian, among many others.  \nOur companies are embracing the development of artificial intelligence and pursuing advances in quantum technology, fusion energy, biotechnology, medical science, solar power, and other alternatives to fossil fuels, which we predict will be depleted well before you read this letter. We have a thriving space exploration industry that helped send four astronauts on a mission around the moon this year. We are feeding the world with vast farms where we produce dairy products, beef, almonds, grapes, strawberries , lettuce, and tomatoes in abundance. More than one-third of our nation’s vegetables and three-quarters of our fruits and nuts are grown in California. Tens of thousands of people graduate each year from our world-renowned colleges and universities, where faculty and staff have been awarded 75 Nobel Prizes. 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