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Today on Texas Standard: Marking Juneteenth where it began: Galveston celebrates freedom
Juneteenth marks the moment Union troops arrived in Galveston to enforce emancipation, freeing a quarter million enslaved people in Texas in 1865. The Standard's Sean Saldana reports on how the city is helping preserve that history and support new celebrations through a grant program.
For Juneteenth, USA TODAY is telling the stories of five different communities across the country where residents are ...
This year's Juneteenth celebrations from Houston to Galveston and beyond could include rain and even storms. If you have ...
Reedy Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church is often referred to as the Mother Church of Texas, a place where the ...
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On June 19, 1865, Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, with news that the Civil War was over and that all remaining enslaved people in Texas were free — an event now celebrated nationwide as ...
June 19 has witnessed some of the most transformative events in world history, spanning social justice milestones, groundbreaking scientific achievements, ...
When Anthony Griffin rides his bike through Galveston's Strand Historic District, he can't shake the feeling he's seeing ...
When MSC Cruises begins sailing from Galveston this November, cruise passengers will be able to experience a thrilling robotic arm ride at sea. The ride Robotron is MSC Seascape's headline ...
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