From Galveston to the Nation: Happy Juneteenth
Every June 19th, here in Texas the day feels a little different. There's a particular kind of pride that rises in our cookouts, our celebrations, in our communities. From Galveston to East Texas, in the parades winding through our small towns, in red drinks poured for elders and children alike. That pride has a name, a history, and a home and that home is right here. Where It All Began On June 19, 1865, Union Major General Gordon Granger stood on Texas soil and delivered General Order No. [β¦]https://tbnationmedia.com/2026/06/19/from-galveston-to-the-nation-happy-juneteenth/
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Scholes International At Galveston Airport - Galveston, United States
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Well the chicken nugget dude's fame has been cut short by Gerstlauer it seems.
Cue the RoLlErCoAsTeRs ArE dAnGeRoUs crowd π