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Juneteenth Goes Federal(n)
Movement celebrating the federalization of Juneteenth THROUGH EDUCATION ON ITS HISTORY AND JOURNEY TO FEDERAL STATUS, PROTECTING AND ENFORCING JUNETEENTH-RELATED EMPLOYEE RIGHTS AND BENEFITS, AND PROMOTING ACTION AND EQUALITY ACTIVISM BEYOND THE HOLIDAY; founded by Activist Greshun De Bouse, the youngest pioneer of Juneteenth federalization.

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