Pam Junior and Ted Winn discuss Juneteenth and Racial Injustice

Update: 2020-06-24

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Pam Junior, director of the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and the Museum of Mississippi History discusses the significance of Juneteenth in 2020. Recording artist Ted Winn talks about racial injustice and the role of the Black church today and how the church can continue its legacy in the movement.

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Pam Junior and Ted Winn discuss Juneteenth and Racial Injustice

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Pam Junior and Ted Winn discuss Juneteenth and Racial Injustice

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Pam Junior and Ted Winn discuss Juneteenth and Racial Injustice