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X-WR-CALDESC:Known as 'Juneteenth\,' June 19th commemorates the day that en
 slaved persons in Galveston\, Texas\, were notified about the Emancipation
  Proclamation--almost two and a half years after it was issued. They walke
 d away from bondage in what is known as the 'Second Independence Day.' Thi
 s day has been celebrated for years since\, and is recognized as a holiday
  in 47 of the 50 states.\n\nWhile free in name\, formerly enslaved Black p
 eople would be impacted by sharecropping and other systems and policies th
 at sought to keep them in bondage and indebted. Many were terrorized when 
 they attempted to leave plantations\, including during and after Reconstru
 ction.\n\nToday\, we see vestiges of slavery in the criminalization of Bla
 ck people\, in domestic terrorism\, and in the deprivation of civil rights
  of Black people.\n\nThis webinar will feature speakers who will discuss J
 uneteenth\, including its historical significance and its connection to ra
 cial inequities that we are witnessing in society today. They will discuss
  the potential of law and public policy to help Black people realize true 
 freedom in this society.\n\nCART services will be available.\n\nSpeakers i
 nclude:\n- James O. Goodwin – Attorney\, Goodwin & Goodwin\; Publisher\, T
 he Oklahoma Eagle\n- Dr. Karlos Hill – Department Chair and Associate Prof
 essor\, African and African-American Studies\, University of Oklahoma\n- D
 r. Martha S. Jones – Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor and Pr
 ofessor of History\, Johns Hopkins University\n- Calvin Schermerhorn – Pro
 fessor of History\, Arizona State University\n- Paulette Brown (Moderator)
  – Past President\, American Bar Association\; Senior Partner and Chief Di
 versity & Inclusion Officer\, Locke Lord LLP\n\nCo-Sponsors:\nABA Section 
 of Civil Rights and Social Justice\nABA Diversity and Inclusion Center\nAB
 A Center for Public Interest Law
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DESCRIPTION:Known as 'Juneteenth\,' June 19th commemorates the day that ens
 laved persons in Galveston\, Texas\, were notified about the Emancipation 
 Proclamation--almost two and a half years after it was issued. They walked
  away from bondage in what is known as the 'Second Independence Day.' This
  day has been celebrated for years since\, and is recognized as a holiday 
 in 47 of the 50 states.\n\nWhile free in name\, formerly enslaved Black pe
 ople would be impacted by sharecropping and other systems and policies tha
 t sought to keep them in bondage and indebted. Many were terrorized when t
 hey attempted to leave plantations\, including during and after Reconstruc
 tion.\n\nToday\, we see vestiges of slavery in the criminalization of Blac
 k people\, in domestic terrorism\, and in the deprivation of civil rights 
 of Black people.\n\nThis webinar will feature speakers who will discuss Ju
 neteenth\, including its historical significance and its connection to rac
 ial inequities that we are witnessing in society today. They will discuss 
 the potential of law and public policy to help Black people realize true f
 reedom in this society.\n\nCART services will be available.\n\nSpeakers in
 clude:\n- James O. Goodwin – Attorney\, Goodwin & Goodwin\; Publisher\, Th
 e Oklahoma Eagle\n- Dr. Karlos Hill – Department Chair and Associate Profe
 ssor\, African and African-American Studies\, University of Oklahoma\n- Dr
 . Martha S. Jones – Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor and Pro
 fessor of History\, Johns Hopkins University\n- Calvin Schermerhorn – Prof
 essor of History\, Arizona State University\n- Paulette Brown (Moderator) 
 – Past President\, American Bar Association\; Senior Partner and Chief Div
 ersity & Inclusion Officer\, Locke Lord LLP\n\nCo-Sponsors:\nABA Section o
 f Civil Rights and Social Justice\nABA Diversity and Inclusion Center\nABA
  Center for Public Interest Law
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SUMMARY:Juneteenth: Freedom Work Still To Do
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