Honoring the Past:
Many celebrations will dedicate time to acknowledge the history of slavery and the struggle for freedom, including the contributions of leaders like W.E.B. DuBois and Ella Baker.
Celebrating Black Culture:
Expect to see events featuring Black music, food, art, and dance, as well as activities that celebrate Black heritage.
Promoting Unity and Justice:
Juneteenth is also a time to recognize the ongoing struggle for racial justice and equality, with many events promoting discussions and actions toward a more just society.
Family and Community:
Juneteenth is often celebrated with family gatherings, parades, festivals, and community events, fostering a sense of belonging and shared heritage.
Education and Awareness:
Many organizations will offer educational resources and programs to help people learn more about Juneteenth's history and its continued relevance.
