Today, we commemorate Juneteenth’s legacy of strength and resiliency. Let us unite in honoring the past, making space for reflection, and empowering continued change.
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Today we honor Juneteenth, a day of remembrance and reckoning. As we celebrate today, let us also acknowledge the work still left to do in achieving equity for all. Our work isn’t done, and it starts with awareness. Learn about Juneteenth and its importance here! https://shorturl.at/Lw3Na
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Today we honor Juneteenth, a day of remembrance and reckoning. As we celebrate today, let us also acknowledge the work still left to do in achieving equity for all. Our work isn’t done, and it starts with awareness. Learn about Juneteenth and its importance here! https://shorturl.at/Lw3Na
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Happy Juneteenth! To quote John Albuquerque, "Let's make Juneteenth a commemorative, not of the horrific institution our country embraced, but rather as a showcase of the strength in the American spirit to recognize wrong and set about making it right ... Let us celebrate all that Juneteenth teaches us about our country's greatness in our use of the heart to hear and to learn and to work together for all that is good and just." If you'd like to learn more about the holiday, why it is observed and how to celebrate , check out this website. https://lnkd.in/eNH7H22
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In honor of Black History Month, today's example of Black excellence in sustainability goes to an individual not in any of the fields officially related to sustainability. Henry Louis Gates is a Harvard professor interested in African American literature and cultural theory. But he serves as the historian and advisor to the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, which is fighting to preserve Black churches across the country. Not only is this a sustainable way of working within existing buildings, but it also preserves cultural, historical, and spiritual centers of significance to the Black community and the entire American community. This is one of the reasons sustainable architecture and city planning is so important, both for our planet, and for our people. Learn more at the link below!
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund: Another $4 million will go toward preserving Black churches
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Today, we honor Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in the U.S. This day represents freedom, resilience, and the enduring spirit of those who fought for justice. As a minority-owned business, Juneteenth holds special meaning for us at Buckner and Sons Masonry. What Juneteenth Means to Us: Heritage & History: We stand on the shoulders of those who paved the way, allowing us to build and grow in an industry once inaccessible to many. Community & Unity: Just as masonry connects stones to form strong structures, Juneteenth unites us in the shared pursuit of equity and community strength. Progress & Innovation: Inspired by our heritage, we are committed to advancing diversity and creating opportunities in our field.
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Today we, as a nation, celebrate Juneteenth. So much history and progress but still much more to go. For those of you that are not familiar with the meaning, significance and important history please see this educational read. https://lnkd.in/eKNhFwEZ
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I'm going to cherish this photo forever of some of my ride or die access to justice warriors, smiling huge after an intense day and a half! Margaret Hagan David Colarusso Dan Jackson Natalie Anne K. and Stacy Jane. Eduardo Gonzalez you outdid yourself 👊🏼 The Making Justice Accessible Summit at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences was a juggernaut. The brain power, heart and grit in the room were awe-inspiring and our convening was incredibly relevant at an institution founded in 1780 with members from George Washington, MLK, Nelson Mandela, and Sonny Rollins to Niels Bohr, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Einstein. Now, let's go 🚀
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Celebrating June - A Month of Celebration and Liberation Dear Community Members, As we embark on the journey of June, a month filled with significance and celebration, we find ourselves embracing themes of liberation, respect, and unity. It is crucial to acknowledge and uplift the remarkable fathers within our community as we approach Father's Day, and commemorate the essence of Juneteenth, Black Men's mental health, and Pride Month. In this evolving world, where change is constant, our commitment to honoring and valuing every individual, regardless of their gender or race, becomes paramount. June symbolizes a period of enlightenment and understanding, urging us to continue respecting one another and fostering a culture of inclusivity and empathy. Let us embrace the spirit of unity and ensure that love and respect serve as our guiding principles. While our opinions may differ, let mutual respect always be the common ground that unites us. This month, let's cultivate a community where acceptance and compassion prevail, and where diversity is not only embraced but celebrated. Together, we can strive towards a future where unity and harmony reign supreme. With warm regards and a shared vision of unity, Jon Henry Both Sides Of The Conversation Changing The Narrative From Our Voices
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The past is alive and relevant, and it deserves our careful attention, respect, and study. https://lnkd.in/g39-UuQk
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