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Juneteenth 2020
There’ve been Juneteenth celebrations on Martha’s Vineyard before, but Friday’s was by far the biggest and most diverse. We gathered at Veterans Park in Vineyard Haven, then marched — well, “walked” is probably the better word — the three and … Continue reading
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Tagged freedom, history, Juneteenth, Oak Bluffs, politics, racism, Vineyard Haven, walking
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