Hey, hey, hey, hey, we're back, we're black, we're brown.

I'm Tiffany.

I'm Mandy and I am so disappointed because last week was June Teent and I forgot to

mention it and I even had it in my notes and everything.

I've had the happy June Teent to everybody.

What's that?

June Teent actually, I believe it was, it used to be specific to the emancipation of

slaves in Texas, I believe, but it's almost like it's become this proxy to celebrate the

end of slavery because there was not really an official holiday for that, right?

So I think that's what it's become, it's become to symbolize like largely as like the end

of slavery and it's like an opportunity just to be black and fabulous and have cookouts

of which I participated in and done.

So that's a sad, oh, actually, no, I did.

We went to the Westchester, get it, where I live.

Westchester is known for, I don't know, I always had this perception of the suburbs of

New York as being like, were the brown people stop?

But I've been pleasantly surprised, like our neighborhood is so diverse and they had the

African American Heritage Festival, like down the street from us, so it was actually just

a, we had this nice little nature path that we can walk to this like public park where

they had the festival and they had like really good food and it was nice, nice little surprise.

What's that?

That was my June Teent.

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