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That was interesting TFG, I hadn't realised 15th June was an important date in the US, Google is so helpful 😊
ReplyDelete...it amazing how it has taken this long for Juneteenth to be recognized as a Federal Holiday. I guess that's what happens when white men write history! Thanks for sharing this important historical event.
ReplyDeleteGood that the concept has taken hold.
ReplyDeleteThe declaration of the public holiday has started discussions in Australia about a public holiday for our indigenous people.
ReplyDeleteIt is an important symbol of freedom for all.
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