This production part-2; what does Juneteenth mean to
you? From part one we learn about people who stand out through their deeds of
standing up and out to help. Examination of the pass develops strategies for
the future. Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, signed the Emancipation
Proclamation. Document freed all people particularly people of color. Today
we celebrate this signing. But, what does this really mean? That we shall
never see this condition in America unless we commit a crime. But, more so
than that, whosoever tries to interfere with that freedom shall be punished.
The Boston Juneteenth Committee requests your support that this celebration
will continue, especially for our kids. That involuntary servitude will
become a thing of the past. Visit our website at www.bostonjuneteenth.com,
and the family and friends about this production...Thank you! And, support
our cause because its your cause, too!
