Today, We Celebrate Juneteenth
- Tasha Matthews
- Jun 19, 2020
- 1 min read
Today, we celebrate Juneteenth. For Black Americans, June 19th has long been a day of remembrance and affirmation. Now, more than 150 years later, there’s a nation-wide movement for observance.
What is JUNETEENTH?
Juneteenth commemorates the day when Texas slaves learned slavery had ended with the Emancipation Proclamation — which President Abraham Lincoln had signed two and a half years earlier.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Resources to Learn More
Celebrate with Alicia Keys & John Legend on Instagram at 5pm PST @verzuztv
Sign the Change.org petition to make Juneteenth a national holiday
Join an upcoming webinar: Foster Youth Speak About Racism and Police Brutality | Monday at 10am
The detail that Texas slaves didn’t learn about the Emancipation Proclamation until two and a half years later always hits me hard—Order No. 3 is such an essential piece of history. Thanks for putting together these learning resources, especially the reading list. By the way, I keep a free calculator suite with transparent, documented formulas I like to share: https://sumivo.net/
피로 누적이 심한 상태에서 이용했는데 전체적으로 관리 수준이 높아 신뢰가 갔습니다 출장마사지 를 통해 몸의 뻣뻣함이 완화되고 혈액순환이 좋아지는 느낌을 받았으며 스트레스 감소에도 효과가 있어 만족스러운 시간이었습니다
일정 조율이 쉬워 개인 생활과 병행하기 좋습니다. 중간에 관련 내용을 포함하니 활용성과 장점이 잘 드러나 독자 입장에서 이해하기 유흥알바 편했습니다.
늦은 시간에도 빠르게 방문해주셔서 정말 편리했고 공간에 맞춰 조용하게 오산출장마사지 편안했어요. 수원출장마사지 받고 난 뒤 다리 붓기와 어깨 결림이 많이 줄어들어 만족스럽게 이용했습니다.
Great to see hands-on workshops https://shoresidetherapies.com/ like this in action! Practical learning experiences are always impactful. appreciates opportunities that encourage skill-building and collaboration within industries.