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Celebrating Juneteenth 2021 in the Hudson Valley

Juneteenth marks the official end of slavery in America on June 19, 1865. Today, the holiday focuses on Black achievements and culture, recognition of inequality and systemic racism in the United States, and the ongoing fight for equal rights. 2021 brings an expanded list of ways to celebrate Black freedom and to reckon with the racial past and present of the United States.

The end of slavery is celebrated on Juneteenth; find local events

Juneteenth, short for June 19th, commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. It commemorates the day in 1865 when news that slavery had been abolished reached Galveston, Texas, two years after Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. In celebration, former slaves celebrated by feasting, singing, praying and dancing.  Here are several celebrations to enjoy. If you know of a celebration not listed here, please contact Shaniquah Gabon, sgabon@th-record.com: Harambee Kingston’s Juneteenth Celebration Harambee Kingston, a coalition that provides education on African American history and culture, presents their annual Juneteenth celebration, to be held at the Pine Street African Burial Ground, 157 Pine St., Kingston, on June 19 from noon to 4 p.m. There will be children’s activities, burial ground tours, commemorations, performances, great food and more. For details, check out Facebook.

Kingston Construction Company Providing Green Jobs

By Dominic McKenzie Kingston SHARE There’s some special work happening at a special location in Kingston. Gil Verrelli calls the city home. They graduated from a program coordinated by local group Citizens for Local Power, training locals for jobs in green energy. What You Need To Know Gil Verrelli is a graduate of the Citizens for Local Power Green Jobs apprenticeship program in Kingston They re working on renovating an old house on the Pine Street African Burial Ground and turning it into a community center Growing up, my dad was a hobby wood worker. What I really want to be is a carpenter, they said.

Studio Prize: An Archaeology of the Future: The Pine Street African Burial Ground

Studio Prize: An Archaeology of the Future: The Pine Street African Burial Ground
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