Month: June 2021

Today, we’re celebrating our most recent national/federal holiday, Juneteenth. June 19th, 1865 marks the day that Black Americans in Texas learned that they were free (during the state ratification process for the 13th Amendment). The emancipation proclamation didn’t have any teeth in Texas, so far from D.C. and the Union. For one, it was merely…

This is just a friendly reminder and invitation to our regular meeting tomorrow morning (Saturday, June 12th at 9am). You can register for the Zoom meeting (for free, of course) by navigating to the ‘Meetings’ page on this site. Info on how to join will be emailed to you. Though it’s a ‘regular meeting,’ it’s…