Friday, May 6th 2016, 7:17 pm
There's a new Juneteenth celebration planned in downtown Tulsa this year.
It's a four-day festival of events starting June 16 that marks not only the end of slavery in the United States, but also is meant to bring about a better sense of community, healing and inclusion.
Several organizations are collaborating to host the celebration, symbolizing a unified front in the community.
"This is a celebration for all, honoring and commemorating slavery, but it's about human rights and we will not be still until everyone has those equal rights,” event spokesperson Rebecca Jimerson said.
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