Musician, aviator, U.S. Treasurer honored in Juneteenth ceremony
The Queens Museum of Art, in collaboration with the Black American Heritage Foundation, will celebrate Juneteenth 2003 to commemorate the 138th anniversary of the freeing of the last American slaves from the states of Texas and Oklahoma.
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