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Juneteenth and the Choice America Still Avoids | Six Questions with Eddie Glaude Jr.
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9:18Now PlayingJuneteenth marks the end of slavery in America. But Eddie S. Glaude Jr. argues that the country still has not confronted the deeper contradiction at the heart of its democracy.
Speaking with Steven Beschloss, Glaude explains why America cannot be both a true beacon of freedom and a white republic—and why racial justice cannot be treated as charity, symbolism, or a holiday slogan.
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