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Juneteenth-Freedom and the power of information to teach, inspire, change.

6/19/2020

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Juneteenth memorializes an incredible day for African Americans. It is also emblematic of two ideas we take for granted today - freedom and immediate access to information. 
Freedom: June 19th represents the date in 1865, when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas with news that the American Civil War had ended and enslaved African Americans now had their freedom. Freedom is different from systematic oppression, which still affects African Americans in the 21st Century. Information: Today, we expect immediate access to information. In 1865, it took two and a half years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation for news of freedom to reach Galveston, Texas. 

Let us celebrate freedom, work together to end oppression, and embrace the power of information to inspire, teach, and change for the good of all. 
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  • About
    • Our Mission
    • CCGJ New Logo Suite
    • Meet the Staff
    • Board Members
    • In the News / Media >
      • Jacksonville Buzz Monthly Interviews
      • News & Press Releases
    • History
    • Equity
    • Transparency
    • Employment Opportunities
  • Grants
    • Cultural Service Grant Program >
      • Meet the CSG Leadership
      • Cultural Service Grant Application Information
    • Other Grants Opportunities
    • For Student & Educators
    • Foundant-online grant system
  • Public Art
    • Permanent Collection
    • Public Art Tours & Maps
    • Art Consulting & Curation Services for Corporations >
      • Private Partnerships
    • Active Projects
  • Programs
    • LEAD/Artlook Map
    • Behind the Scenes Series
    • Workshops & Events
    • Cultural Partnerships
    • Advocacy
  • NE. FL. Artists & Organizations
    • Regional Art & Culture >
      • Regional History
      • The Performing Arts
      • The Visual Arts
      • Live Musical Performances
      • Independent and Historic Movie Theaters
      • Lectures, Seminars, and Creative Workshops
      • Arts Markets and Festivals
      • The Literary Arts
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  • Donate
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