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Juneteenth & Absolute Equality. Galveston Island in 1528, 1865, & 2022 | Conversation with Sam Collins III

EPISODE · Jan 19, 2022 · 36 MIN

Juneteenth & Absolute Equality. Galveston Island in 1528, 1865, & 2022 | Conversation with Sam Collins III

from Galveston Unscripted | Free. Texas History. For All. · host Galveston Unscripted

📍Visit our interactive map!Enjoy this content? Buy me a book! 📚📱Social and other ways to explore Texas HistoryAbsolute Equality is located at 2201 Strand St, Galveston, TX 77550To support these projects exhibited in this episode: Juneteenth Legacy Project: https://www.juneteenthlegacyproject.com/NIA Cultural Center: https://niacultural.org/Sam Collins Speaking engagements: https://truthstrong.org/ Historic resources for everything Sam discusses in the episode: https://www.galvestonunscripted.com/sam-collins👂Juneteenth: The Story behind the celebration interview with Edward T Cotham Jr.Sam Collins III is a proud father, husband, and BOI (Born on the Island). Sam has been an instrumental figure in the Juneteenth Legacy Project, the presidential pardon of Jack Johnson (the Galveston Giant), and restoration and historical projects throughout Galveston County. He chairs or holds a seat on key historical, preservation, and community boards and committees throughout Galveston County and the state of Texas.  Sam has more accolades than I can type. Be on the look out for his new podcast Weapons of Knowledge and Empowerment, W.O.K.E. Sam sat down with me to discuss Juneteenth becoming a national holiday, the absolute equality mural, Mustafa  Azemmouri, Jack Johnson, and much much more.  Support the showGalveston Unscripted Digital Market

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