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Happy Juneteenth!

Juneteenth!

Hey folks, this is Dr. Jemar Tisbee,

and you are about to learn more about Juneteenth

than you ever knew before.

This is a teach-in that I did on YouTube Live a couple of years ago

when Juneteenth was first becoming a national holiday. I dive into the history, of course, I'm a historian, I love this part. But I don't just

talk about that one fateful day, June 19, 1865. I actually go into the text of the announcement that Major General Gordon Granger read that day.

It's General Order Number 3, and it's a primary source. So we dig into the primary source as good

historians do and we talk about how there were elements of unfreatum and racism and prejudice even in this proclamation about black

emancipation. So we talk about that and then I go into the fact that you cannot appreciate the joy of Juneteenth unless you understand the sorrow of slavery.

Let me say it again. You cannot appreciate the joy of Juneteenth unless you understand

the sorrow of slavery. So I talk about race-based chattel slavery. I talk about how horrible and dehumanizing this practice was and why emancipation came

as such good news. You've got to understand slavery if you want to understand freedom.

And then I go into the Juneteenth flag. A lot of people don't realize there is an official Juneteenth flag.

And I talk about the symbolism of the flag and especially the importance of its colors.

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