Posts tagged Juneteenth
On Religion: Celtics Coach Joe Mazzulla Draws Cheers And Jeers For His Outspoken Faith

(ANALYSIS) The son of an Italian father and a Black mother, Mazzulla is an outspoken Catholic whose pregame routine includes pacing through an empty arena, praying with a rosary made with wood from the court of the original Boston Garden. While his faith has drawn many cheers across social media, it also attracted some criticism.

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Celebrating Freedom From Slavery, Ignorance And Injustice This Juneteenth

Soul food, dancing and laughter are the makings of any memorable Black get-together. But this weekend, African Americans around the nation are gathering for more than just another fun summer cookout β€” it’s Juneteenth. This vibrant celebration, considered the longest-running African American holiday, honors the liberation of enslaved ancestors.

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