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Kings & Queens we invite you to join us as we wrap up our Juneteenth weekend with a discussion of the importance of taking the Journey back to the Continent. The concept of Sankofa is derived from King Adinkera of the Akan People and it means "its not taboo to go back and fetch what you forgot." The ancestral journey is a personal Homecoming journey that reclaims your cultural roots. Today we discuss why the pilgrimage is a must for people of African Decent. Event Host: Break Bread Productions Break Bread Presents: Lifting Black Voices: A virtual Juneeteenth Celebration of Continued Freedom and Emancipation WHAT ARE WE CELEBRATING? Juneteenth or June 19th is the celebration commemorating the 1865 emancipation of the last enslaved people in the United States. Juneteenth commemorates and emphasizes education, freedom, and the overall achievement of Black people. A day, a week, and in some cities, a month long celebration. Juneteenth is a time for reflection and rejoicing. It is a time for community assessment, self-improvement, and planning for the future. PURPOSE Create a safe inclusive space for Black people to celebrate freedom. Celebrate and educate on the history of Juneteenth. Create safe spaces to host conversations around race, equity, white supremacy and systematic oppression.Spend time with each other while respecting social distancing.Highlight Black businesses, community members, artists and educators.Fund-raise for the Black community and business sector.

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This experience purchased through Green Book Travel is non-refundable.

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