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56:45Now PlayingFriday on the NewsHour, Americans mark the Juneteenth holiday with both celebration and urgent demands for change. Plus: Observing Juneteenth in Tulsa ahead of President Trump’s rally there, Tulsa’s history of violence against Black residents, African reaction to American racial unrest, why some Americans object to wearing face masks, Shields and Brooks and remembering victims of COVID-19.
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News Wrap: Officer in Breonna Taylor killing to be fired
Americans observe Juneteenth with calls for racial justice
Black Tulsa residents mark Juneteenth with sorrow and hope
How pandemic, police protests created an 'alignment' for racial change
How African countries are reacting to American racial unrest
How wearing a face mask became politically fraught
Shields and Brooks on Bolton’s claims, observing Juneteenth
Remembering 5 more victims of the COVID-19 pandemic
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