Juneteenth: A Greenwood Story

Victor Luckerson

Jun 19, 2023

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How the neighborhood celebrated the holiday in the age of Jim Crow

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Sam Rauschenberg

Jun 20, 2023

Thank you for sharing this angle on Juneteenth that had layers of meaning in Tulsa.

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thank you for reading Sam!

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Thanks, Victor. Each night as I read Built From the Fire I realize how little I know. Your contribution to factual history is immeasurable.

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thank you for all your support Sara! It means so much

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Juneteenth: A Greenwood Story