ARCC Blog
Juneteenth: How the World Observes Emancipation
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
International Juneteenth celebrations underscore the cultural exchange and solidarity among freedom movements. In Germany, Berlin hosts Juneteenth celebrations where African American expatriates and local activists collaborate to promote awareness of black history and contemporary issues.
Read More What Happened between the Emancipation Proclamation and the Eradication of Slavery?
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
As many people know, Juneteenth marks the day when Union soldiers marched into Galveston Bay, Texas, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation, to announce the end of slavery and free the enslaved people there. During Juneteenth, there is much conversation about the Emancipation Proclamation.
Read More A Texan’s Thoughts on Juneteenth
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
Juneteenth is a day to celebrate our country’s second Independence Day. As a Texan, this day is especially important for us to remember and to be educated about because we were unfortunately the last state to enforce the emancipation proclamation to free all the slaves.
Read More Discover Juneteenth in Philadelphia
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
They say knowledge is power. Fortunately, when it comes to Juneteenth, there’s no shortage of learning opportunities. As a Philadelphia native, I thought I’d share some city-wide events, for locals to explore.
Read More The Cases that Preceded the Affirmative Action Ban
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
A year ago, the Supreme Court decided that affirmative action programs, where institutions systematically considered race in applications, violated the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause. Since then, the sole way race can be considered in an application is through an essay.
Read More Imagining Liberation This Juneteenth
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
What is liberation? How does one define it? What does a liberated life look like? When I ask myself if every human in the US is emancipated/liberated this Juneteenth, (and I assume you too) would also say ‘no, Americans today are not liberated.’
Read More What I’ve Learned At ARCC
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
I feel very honored to be a part of ARCC. I have learned so much in the last three weeks, whether it is something new or I need to be…
Read More The Best Organization I Have Ever Worked With
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
By: Hayley Gallagher Working with ARCC over the past few months has been an extremely enriching experience, and has taught me a lot about Anti-racism along with giving me the…
Read More Supported and Appreciated: My Internship at ARCC
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
By: Olivia Byers I am eternally grateful for the semester spent as the Fundraising and Executive Support Intern for the Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition. Coming into the foundation as a political…
Read More Making a Difference: My Internship at ARCC
By Anti-Racism Commitment Coalition |
By: Laura Beltrán My time as the fundraising intern for ARCC was nothing short of amazing; not only was I able to dive deeply into the world of non-profits, but…
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