Lee McQueen [BA, Poli Sci & Master of Lib Science]·Jun 20Juneteenth and the Texas Slave Narrative: Nap McQueenIn the United States, June 19th is recognized as Freedman Emancipation Day, Jubilee Day, or Juneteenth [portmanteau of June and…A response icon1A response icon1
Rochelle·Aug 1, 2025Freedom’s Echo: What Emancipation Still Asks of Us TodayAfter a wet morning, we reflect on Grenada’s Journey and Our FutureA response icon1A response icon1
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Laura M. Quainoo·Aug 1, 2022To All Caribbean CHOSSA, Happy Emancipation Day 2022!Always Remember and NEVER ForgetA response icon2A response icon2
David Norczyk·Jul 4, 2022The Day of Dependence (Recognized)When I read my Bible each day, I am quickly reminded of the desperate state of humanity (Gen 6:5; Jn 3:18; Rom 3:10–12). There is also a…A response icon1A response icon1
Bill Petro·Jun 19, 2022History of Juneteenth: and the Emancipation ProclamationHISTORY OF JUNETEENTH: and the Emancipation Proclamation
Kalyn H·Jun 19, 2021An Open Letter on Juneteenth“All my life I had to fight.” - Sophia, The Color PurpleA response icon1A response icon1
Bill Petro·Jun 18, 2021History of Juneteenth: and the Emancipation ProclamationJune Nineteenth, or Juneteenth, marks the celebration of the emancipation of African-American slaves in Texas in 1865. While the annual…
InZORAbyNadine Drummond·Jul 28, 2020My Taxes Paid Off Slave OwnersI want that blood money backA response icon12A response icon12
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