Heritage Books & Coffee
Cultural Education · Brooklyn, NY
The Juneteenth Freedom Project
Legacy of the Unbroken
Celebrating June 19, 1865 — not just as a date in history, but as the enduring heartbeat of American freedom and Black excellence.
June 19, 1865
A Proclamation
Delayed.
General Order No. 3 didn't just carry news of freedom; it carried the weight of two and a half years of delayed justice. Today we bridge that gap through education, art, and community.
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Upcoming
Community Gatherings
Jun 15Central Park Plaza
Freedom Day Parade & Heritage Festival
Saturday · Houston, TX
Jun 17Community Library Hall
Ancestors Speak: Oral History Workshop
Monday · Galveston, TX
Jun 19Reedy Chapel-AME Church
Galveston Jubilee & Coastal Prayer
Wednesday · Galveston, TX
Voices of Liberty
“My great-grandmother told us about the day the bells finally rang in East Texas. They didn't just ring; they sang.”
— Evelyn Vance, Beaumont, TX
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Economic Liberation
Black-Owned Excellence
Sankofa Apothecary
Wellness & Beauty · Atlanta, GA
Visions Art Collective
Fine Art Gallery · Oakland, CA
Music & Art
Sounds of Liberation
An immersive exploration of Black sonic and visual landscapes — from spirituals and the blues to Afrofuturism and contemporary canvas.
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Educate. Organize. Sustain.