Episode 101: The History and Significance of Juneteenth
06/26/24 • 29 min
Dr. Almitra Berry discusses the history of Juneteenth and its ongoing significance in America. She explains why news of emancipation was delayed in reaching enslaved people in Texas and highlights ongoing resistance to full emancipation. Dr. Berry also explores the complex history of slavery in other western states and its impact today. Listeners learn about the importance of understanding "hard history" and celebrating Juneteenth to continue advancing racial justice and equality.
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Dr. Almitra Berry discusses the history of Juneteenth and its ongoing significance in America. She explains why news of emancipation was delayed in reaching enslaved people in Texas and highlights ongoing resistance to full emancipation. Dr. Berry also explores the complex history of slavery in other western states and its impact today. Listeners learn about the importance of understanding "hard history" and celebrating Juneteenth to continue advancing racial justice and equality.
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Educational Equity Emancipation - Episode 101: The History and Significance of Juneteenth
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3E Podcast - Episode 101
Wed, Jun 26, 2024 3:31PM • 29:07
SUMMARY KEYWORDS
juneteenth, history, texas, enslaved, emancipation, slavery, state, california, hard, emancipation proclamation, black, years, support, schools, people, slaveholders, present, 14th amendment, union, talk
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Dr Almitra Berry
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