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Despite Barriers African Americans Have Always Found A Way To Celebrate Juneteenth - The Seattle Medium
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… considered the “longest running African-American holiday” and has been … 19, 1865 — when African Americans in the state of Texas … celebrates the freedom of African Americans from slavery, but … when the achievements of African Americans are noted, and continuous …
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