See y'all January 1, 1863, President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation establishing that all those enslaved in the Confederate states their freedom.
So, for over 2 1/2 years they all didn't know...
Juneteenth is commemorative of the day federal troops led by General Gordon Granger stood on business reading: "The people of Texas are now informed that, in accordance with a proclamation from the Executive of the United States, ALL slaves are free “. It wasn't until now all that were slaved had been told.
Freely, I elected to visit @Koffeko -one of my favorites. A locally black female owned business that serves good vibes and a dope flavorist. Daily coffee deals and convos that give you the feels. ☕With this sweltering St. Louis summer solstice, it had to be an iced Americano with a twist today for me. Sipped a few drips, while I enjoyed family playing an UNO and a Chess game. A cool coffeehouse where I can multitask with family, friends and good drinks.

@dellwoodrecreationcenter put on a FREE family fun event! "Jubilee Day" --Music, Roller skating, gaming truck, inflatables, food trucks, FREE Health Screenings, Art Performances and a FREE Dirty Muggs Show.
many folding chairs (IYKYK). In a real dame way, I definitely enjoyed celebrating there.



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