NFL community observes Juneteenth holiday
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The NFL community observes Juneteenth as a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States on June 19, 1865. In 2020, Commissioner Roger Goodell announced the NFL's recognition of Juneteenth, with league offices closed for the day. Teams across the NFL marked the occasion on social media, celebrating freedom, resilience, Black achievement, and the ongoing journey toward equality. Players and teams shared messages of reflection, education, and support for Black-owned businesses, emphasizing the importance of honoring history and shaping a better future.
Originally by Around the NFL Staffon June 19, 2024
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