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In small-town Sequim, Wash., 150 people turn out for Juneteenth celebration
June 21, 2021Outrage at a recent case of racist harassment locally helped swell the size of the Juneteenth crowd.
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U.S. celebrates first official Juneteenth federal holiday
June 18, 2021Forever now the nation will celebrate the day the last slaves in Texas learned they were free.
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The bombing of Cubana Flight 455: Interview with filmmaker Enrique Berumen
June 11, 2021On October 6, 1976, Cubana de Aviación Flight 455 was bombed by CIA-trained Cuban exiles. A new documentary is bringing the story to the world.
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‘Caste’: From billionaires to ‘untouchables’—a way to understand oppression
June 8, 2021Wilkerson is a skilled storyteller and her book's stories of racist oppression should leave those in the dominant caste hanging their heads in shame. But it's missing something: the class struggle.
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New ‘Go for Broke’ stamp honors Japanese American service members in WWII
June 7, 2021For a time, these second-generation Japanese Americans, known as Nisei, were denied the opportunity to fight despite being American citizens.
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