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Global Perspectives of Freedom: Introduction of Juneteenth to International Students
Tuesday, June 13, 2023 1pm to 2pm
Virtual Event
Event Details
Juneteenth is a federal holiday in the U.S. that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans, but what may Juneteenth mean for international students? What is the distinction of celebrating freedom under the context of Juneteenth versus the 4th of July? Join Loreen S. Henry, UT Dallas McDermott Library Head of Information Literacy Services, and Intercultural Programs (ICP) to discuss global perspectives of freedom and historically explain Juneteenth for international students.
Be Globally Engaged!
Location
Virtual Event
Department
- Comet Culture Center , Intercultural Programs, McDermott Library
Contact Information
- Intercultural Programs
- 9728834528
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Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students, International Students
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