It’s Juneteenth Y’all!

Join Kim, Marquia, and Ednesha as they discuss
importance of Juneteenth.

Juneteenth is an important celebration for Black communities to reclaim their history and culture. It is crucial for parents to teach their children about Juneteenth and other aspects of Black history, as schools often fail to do so. Celebrating Juneteenth can help people feel more connected to their cultural heritage and create a sense of joy and belonging. It is a form of resistance against erasure and a way to honor the struggles and resilience of Black people.

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• Understanding and remembering the history of Juneteenth is important for reconnecting with roots and strengthening identity and community.

• The erasure of Black history and the suppression of Black voices are ongoing issues.
• It is crucial to fight for Black rights and to be aware of attempts to control and manipulate historical narratives. Parents should teach their children about Juneteenth and Black history
• Celebrating Juneteenth can create a sense of joy and connection to cultural heritage
• Juneteenth is a form of resistance against erasure and a way to honor the struggles and resilience of Black people
• To maintain connection, community, and well-being, have an agenda, participate in cultural practices, connect with elders, engage in art and literature, practice self-care, and consider therapy

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