Change for Concord Juneteenth Celebration

Change For Concord recently organized a remarkable Juneteenth celebration in the city of Concord. The event was led by the organization's dedicated lead organizer and their passionate leadership team. Notable attendees included State Senator Becky Whitley, city council members, school board members, and community partners, all of whom expressed the significance of Juneteenth and their disappointment in the city of Concord for not recognizing and celebrating this important day.

During the event, the importance of Juneteenth was passionately discussed, and all participants tirelessly advocated for the city of Concord to officially recognize and celebrate Juneteenth in the future. The celebration served as a powerful platform to educate the community about the historical significance of Juneteenth and its relevance in today's society.

To further engage the community and raise awareness, Change For Concord will continue to prioritize Juneteenth as one of the most important events for America Africans. Change for Concord will continue to provide regular updates on future Juneteenth celebrations, as well as other initiatives and events. Change for Concord is a respected and valuable resource for community members to stay informed and actively participate in promoting diversity, equality, and social justice in Concord. We believe that slavery is still live, but by working together we will thrive.

Change For Concord, along with its dedicated team, State officials, city council members, school board members, and community partners, are committed to ensuring that Juneteenth becomes an annual celebration in the city of Concord. They express their disappointment in the city's lack of recognition and celebration of Juneteenth and tirelessly recommend that the city rectify this in the upcoming years.

Join Change For Concord in their efforts to celebrate and honor Juneteenth in the future. Stay updated and engaged by visiting the staff news report website page. Together, we can work towards creating a more inclusive and equitable community in Concord.