Juneteenth is now a national holiday, but some say it isn?t enough
President Joe Biden signed legislation today that made Juneteenth a national holiday. The holiday marks the day the last American slaves, in Galveston, learned they were emancipated. But many in the Black community say a paid day off at work isn?t the meaningful change they want. Our panelists join The Factor to debate the backlash.
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