JLP (8/24/26-8/28/26) BEST OF WEEK: "Say Goodbye to Your Children." Ex-NBA at WNBA Game. Bass Reeves History. | Aug 24-28, '26 TIMESTAMPS (0:00:08) Mother to father: "Say goodbye to your children." (0:08:05) Bf says a demon took over. Mother helped with late gf (0:13:41) Ladies: Divorce the world (0:16:49) What a woman is?! Ex-NBA player at WNBA game (0:26:01) Anthony: You are a LIAR about the Bible (0:33:03) David, 63, Polish, atheist, voted Obama & Kamala (0:53:46) Joseph: Words, thoughts, vs "being present" (1:27:57) Men's History: Bass Reeves (pronounced "Base") (1:40:06) Todd: On-and-off with annoying gal. Tiptoed with mother. (2:00:09) Luis: "Racism doesn't exist" shocked my world. Anxiety, fear (2:14:56) "Say goodbye…" …
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Every nation has defining moments. Days when history bends toward justice. Days when a promise, long delayed, finally becomes reality. For the United States, Juneteenth is one of those days. On June 19, 1865, Union Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, and issued General Order No. 3, announcing that all enslaved people were […] The post Juneteenth and the Triumph of Freedom appeared first on StoneZone .
Every nation has defining moments. Days when history bends toward justice. Days when a promise, long delayed, finally becomes reality. For the United States, Juneteenth is one of those days. On June 19, 1865, Union Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, and issued General Order No. 3, announcing that all enslaved people were free. More than 250,000 black American men, women, and children living in bondage in Texas learned that the institution which had controlled their lives was finally at an end. The Civil War was effectively over. The Confederacy had collapsed. The Emancipation Proclamation had been law for more than two years. Yet in Texas, slavery persisted until federal authority arrived to enforce freedom. The…Open
