Page Summary: It's doesn't matter how old you, it doesn't matter which neighborhood you grew up in, and it certainly doesn't matter if it's your first ... Sunday, June 19th is the day the last of the slaves were freed in Texas in 1866, over a year after the end of the Civil War.
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It's doesn't matter how old you, it doesn't matter which neighborhood you grew up in, and it certainly doesn't matter if it's your first ... Sunday, June 19th is the day the last of the slaves were freed in Texas in 1866, over a year after the end of the Civil War. Juneteeth, or June 19, marks a historic day for the African-American community.
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- It's doesn't matter how old you, it doesn't matter which neighborhood you grew up in, and it certainly doesn't matter if it's your first ...
- Sunday, June 19th is the day the last of the slaves were freed in Texas in 1866, over a year after the end of the Civil War.
- Juneteeth, or June 19, marks a historic day for the African-American community.
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