As we come to the end of our “Juneteenth to July 4th dialogue,” we recall ancestors using these acts of nature to symbolize what some scholars describe as our “two-week liberation corridor.”
As we come to the end of our “Juneteenth to July 4th dialogue,” we recall ancestors using these acts of nature to symbolize what some scholars describe as our “two-week liberation corridor.”
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