Celebrating Juneteenth at Snyk is a personal reflection on the significance of Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. The author shares their personal connection to red velvet cake and its cultural significance, highlighting the struggles and resilience of enslaved people who fought for freedom. The text also explores the meaning of Juneteenth, which represents not only freedom but also the ongoing struggle against institutional racism and systemic inequality. The author reflects on their own concept of freedom, acknowledging the challenges it faces in modern times, and emphasizes the importance of honoring ancestors, doing cultural work, and maintaining hope and determination to preserve freedom.