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‘Change Is Coming’ Tour with Grandmother of Juneteenth Visits Jax

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Jacksonville recently hosted the woman who is called the Grandmother of Juneteenth – Miss Opal Lee. Many in this country finally saw and celebrated the national recognition of the day that celebrates the ending of slavery. In her visit to Jax, Miss Lee made it a mission to associate slavery with today’s criminal justice system. Her sights are set on […]

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