Inside Edition for Friday, June 19, 2020
Inside Edition reports...Two weeks from now America will be celebrating its independence…but since most traditional firework displays will not happen because of the pandemic, lots of people are getting ready for their own celebrations. The mayor of Tulsa has declared a civil emergency and curfew in advance of the president’s upcoming campaign rally. The social media post made by a police officer has opened a hornet's nest of discussion about the pressure cops are under, the pressure fast food workers feel, and just how tense so many seem to be during the pandemic. June 19th has long been a day with historical significance, but this year it’s getting more attention than ever. Today is called Juneteenth and is the anniversary of the day the last of America’s slaves were freed.
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<p>Inside Edition reports...Two weeks from now America will be celebrating its independence…but since most traditional firework displays will not happen because of the pandemic, lots of people are getting ready for their own celebrations. The mayor of Tulsa has declared a civil emergency and curfew in advance of the president’s upcoming campaign rally. The social media post made by a police officer has opened a hornet's nest of discussion about the pressure cops are under, the pressure fast food workers feel, and just how tense so many seem to be during the pandemic. June 19th has long been a day with historical significance, but this year it’s getting more attention than ever. Today is called Juneteenth and is the anniversary of the day the last of America’s slaves were freed.</p>
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