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Juneteenth, What to the Slave is the Fourth Black National Anthem in July
Juneteenth is a holiday celebrated in memory of people taken from slavery in the United
States. The holiday began in Texas to mark the liberation from war and slavery. On June 17,
2021, President Biden introduced a bill to honor the United States' anniversary of the end of
bondage in the America as a national event. Government representatives will be watching the
event on the same day. From ancient times, the holiday has been known by many names as
Jubilee, Freedom day , Liberation, and today, a public event. Organizations that make June a paid
holiday say it should be held in June (Purcell 750). Biden's departure comes after the move
approved the hearing of two recent congressional hearings, unrelated to the opposition Senate
vote and a minor Republican split in the House of Representatives.
The significance of these holiday is commended yearly on June 19 to determine the date
on which the last victims of Confederacy were released free of charge. When the Declaration of
Independence freed the people of the Confederate territories in 1863, it was more than two years