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Twin Cities Juneteenth 2022 events offer opportunity for reflection, commemoration, and celebration

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Today, celebrations take the form of family gatherings as well as city-wide events to reconnect with our

communities while honoring this important moment in history.

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Source: MN Spokesman Recorder

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