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Reflection

Juneteenth is a reflection of the Black American experience and continuing resilience in the fight for freedom and parity.

Resilience in Black American culture refers to the strength and determination people within the culture show in overcoming immense struggles and hardships. It is the ability to keep bouncing back despite challenging conditions, often which are created due to racism and systemic oppression. Resilience amongst Black Americans is built over generations, and is rooted in the communal spirit as well as personal and collective strength. It is used to thrive and persist in life, even when faced with unfavourable conditions.

Regal

particularly stylish, sophisticated, and elegant, usually associated with Black American culture in the United States. The term can be used to describe a physical item, such as clothing, or a behavior. The term is often used to refer to something that shows Black pride, sophistication and swagger.

Cooperation can extract the best from our individual uniqueness and our collective strengths.
As a black community, we have a responsibility to ourselves and our future generations to no longer let dysfunction and ignorance cloud our shared purpose. By strengthening our links and developing a united front, we can create an environment where our many unique and individual strengths can be combined to create a powerful collective voice. When we stand together, dedicated to understanding and learning from each other, our strengths are far greater than the sum of our individual parts. By embracing and celebrating our respective uniqueness and joining forces as a united front, we can unlock untold opportunities and continue to move forward.
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To celebrate the freedom gained on June 19 1865th!

To advocate for the rights of all African-Americans in the US.

To support the maintenance and vitality of an important African-American holiday.

To demonstrate solidarity with the African-American community.