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Racial Justice

This is a depiction of a vibrant sun showing off the words "celebrate liberation" and "Juneteenth."  Juneteenth is a day to celebrate the emancipation of slaves in the United States.  June 19th marks the day when slaves in Texas finally received the news that they had been freed by the Emancipation Proclamation two years earlier.  It goes to show that freedom can't just be stated, it must be fought for.  Jesus invites us all into that struggle with his words, recorded in Luke 4:16-21, "I am sent to proclaim release to the captive... to let the oppressed go free."  As of 2021, Juneteenth is a national holiday in the United States of America.  Join your sisters and brothers in Christ in celebrating Black achievement and liberation on Juneteenth.

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You are free to copy this graphic and use is to celebrate Juneteenth.

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About the Artist

This design was created by Dan Jacob using an open-source graphics editor called Inkscape and completed on June 18th, 2021.

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Land Acknowledgement

The Banner Blue studio and office are located on the original and ancestral homelands of the Myaamia Nation, Shawnee Nation, Kaskaskia Nation, Hopewell Culture, and Adena Culture. We understand the importance and necessity of acknowledging the land and its original, Indigenous peoples, and doing so consistently. Also, we understand that this statement is just a first step and that we must learn more, do more and realize healing and justice for Indigenous peoples whose lands we now occupy. Created with the help of the ELCA Land Acknowledgement Guide

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