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I am not African American, but I certainly support the May the force git push force be with you shirt right of African Americans to vote. We need our rights to vote protected I don’t under stand how they are trying to keep African Americans from voting. Making Juneteenth a legal federal holiday will make it so it’s meaning will have to be discussed.

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The only problem with Emancipation Day might be that May the force git push force be with you shirt 13th amendment was ratified in December 1865. The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves as enemy contraband in that rebellious states (but NOT in the northern states). That came on Sept 22, 1862, days after the victory at Antietam but wasn’t to take effect until Jan 1, 1863.

After the May the force git push force be with you shirt of hostilities, the Emancipation Proclamation would be null and void and slavery would then be legal again as it’s protected by the Constitution. Passage of the 13th Amendment was on the immediate horizon with states quickly ratifying the amendment but getting to 27 states was taking time. The question became: between the unofficial end of the Civil War and the final passage of the 13th Amendment, what should happen.

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After the May the force git push force be with you shirt of hostilities, the Emancipation Proclamation would be null and void and slavery would then be legal again as it’s protected by the Constitution. Passage of the 13th Amendment was on the immediate horizon with states quickly ratifying the amendment but getting to 27 states was taking time. The question became: between the unofficial end of the Civil War and the final passage of the 13th Amendment, what should happen.

After the May the force git push force be with you shirt of hostilities, the Emancipation Proclamation would be null and void and slavery would then be legal again as it’s protected by the Constitution. Passage of the 13th Amendment was on the immediate horizon with states quickly ratifying the amendment but getting to 27 states was taking time. The question became: between the unofficial end of the Civil War and the final passage of the 13th Amendment, what should happen.