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On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and selflessness will never be forgotten. Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day as we honor those who gave everything for our freedom. 🇺🇸🕊️ #MemorialDay #HonorTheFallen #NeverForget #TexasTrustLaw #TexasLaw #ElderLaw #TexasEstatePlanning

On Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the brave men and women who gave everything in defense of our nation. Their legacy lives on in our hearts, and their sacrifice reminds us of the true meaning of courage and patriotism. 🌹🇺🇸 🌐 www.eliteatl.com 📞 +1 678-383-0102 📧 info@eliteatl.com #EliteATL #digitalmarketing #contentcreation #graphicdesign #onlinepresence #socialmediamanagement #businessgrowth #marketingstrategies #websitedesign #videomarketing #socialmediaads #brandpromotion #eventmanagement #customerreviews #smallbusinesssupport #marketingconsultation

🇺🇸🌟 Honoring the brave heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Today, we remember and express our deepest gratitude to those who served. Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day. #MemorialDay #Voixly #Instagram #SocialMediaStrategy #ContentStrategy #DigitalStrategy #SocialMedia #DigitalMarketing

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What is often unspoken about Memorial Day is its origins in the quest for civil rights and the search for peace. According to the Office of Veterans Affairs, it originated after a series of “Decoration Days” were organized by Black and White communities to honor fallen soldiers following the Civil War. One of the most significant of these events was held by a group of Black and White abolitionists in May 1865. In 1868, General John A. Logan, the head of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), a politically powerful organization of Union veterans, made it an official act, speaking of the practice of floral tributes and “Decoration Days” in the context of post-war Black civil rights. It was not until after WW1 that Memorial Day began to expand to honor the dead from all American wars. As we take time today to celebrate the lives of those fallen soldiers who have served this country, let us also remember that the origin of Memorial Day is rooted in the struggle to end slavery and the search for “permanent peace. For more information on Memorial Day's history please visit www.cem.va. gov #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion #Identity #Change #Community #Learning #Consulting #GlobalConsulting #MSMGlobal

Honoring Our Veterans Through Memorials In this article, we will delve into the most common types of #veteran #memorials and #headstones, exploring their significance and the #diverse ways that they pay homage to the #men and #women who have #defended our #nation. This article will also address a few ways to appreciate and #remember our #heroes in our everyday lives. Here are some common #headstones, memorials, and symbols utilized for #veterans:

From its Civil War origins to its modern-day traditions, Memorial Day is a day to honor those who died in service to the United States military. As we celebrate this solemn day, let us take a moment to understand its history. Did you know that one of the earliest Memorial Day commemorations was organized by recently freed African Americans? Even though more than 20 towns claim to be the birthplace of Memorial Day, do you know which town is federally recognized as the official birthplace? Find out more about America’s most solemn holiday by reading this informative article, https://bit.ly/30G8d0G

We remember all who served, volunteered, and died in war, conflict, and peacekeeping. We thank them for their service and reflect on their sacrifice. This Anzac Day, we highlight the contribution of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Thank you to the Deadly Story website for the below excerpts: “Our mob fought in large numbers during the World Wars, despite the fact that they were legally barred from serving. “A strong motivator for many was the promise of fair treatment and equality whilst in the armed forces." Racism still existed in the armed forces. But many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander soldiers have said they were treated better. In World War II, many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service people were also promised full citizenship rights on their return. When they returned, they "found the same and in some cases worse discrimination, colonisation and injustice as when they’d left". Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service people were not respected as veterans. They did not have their contributions recognised. "Recently, through the tireless work of families of service people and others, there has been more recognition of the contributions and bravery of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the military." Adelaide unveiled the first memorial for Aboriginal soldiers in 2013. There are also memorials in Warrnambool and Mildura. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gzc43S4r #LestWeForget #Reconciliation

In honor of #Juneteenth tomorrow, District by Design will be closed. Juneteenth commemorates the day when 250,000 slaves in the state of Texas, which became the last bastion for slavery during the final days of the Civil War, were declared free by the U.S. Army. We encourage you to check out the thoughtful article below to learn more about the significance of Juneteenth and what it means to the past, present and future of America. https://lnkd.in/gshFyt3d