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Emancipation Day once local Black community's July Fourth

 afrakan  May 10, 2026  Leave a comment
Emancipation Day once local Black community's July Fourth



Long before Juneteenth, Bloomington's Black community marked freedom with Emancipation Day celebrations rooted in history, resilience and unity.



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