As Columbia continues to engage in the struggle for equality with weeks of protests, Friday’s Juneteenth celebration took on greater significance, a time for celebration rather than mourning and remembrance.
At events throughout the day and across Columbia, community members gathered to celebrate heritage and liberation for many Black Americans.
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