Juneteenth origins and meaning explored across the United States
Knight Ridder reports on Juneteenth origins noting tales of delayed news of emancipation in Texas and debates over why the holiday resonates. Clifford Robinson of juneteenth com describes the day as a time to reflect on America's hypocrisy and how people treat others.
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Juneteenth Celebration at African American Museum Iowa
A Juneteenth festival at the African American Museum and Cultural Center of Iowa in Des Moines runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free activities except for museum admission. Saturday adds a $1 museum fee with free admission for children under five. Local organizers describe regional culinary and historical tributes across the country.
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European Union constitution agreed after Brussels summit
Leaders in Brussels announce a 300 page treaty establishing a constitution for a expanded EU. Ratification by 25 parliaments within two years required. Britain may demand popular votes to finish the process.
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