Join fellow LLCC employees and community members for the second annual Juneteenth Freedom Walk at 8:30 a.m. Meet outside A. Lincoln Commons, near the flag poles. The one-mile walk around campus is a self-paced, self-guided tour with interactive trivia questions for those who want to test their Juneteenth knowledge. When you’re finished, stop by the A. Lincoln Commons to enjoy a light breakfast and some Juneteenth swag. Visit the LLCC Library to watch a short film on the grandmother of Juneteenth, Opal Lee.

Juneteenth Fact of the Day: Juneteenth traditions vary across the United States from historical readings, to barbeques, parades, concerts and rodeos. Read more at Mental Floss.

L.J. Graf designed the Juneteenth flag with much symbolism. The red, white and blue symbolize that enslaved people and their descendants were American. The star pays homage to Texas. The bursting new star on the horizon respresents a new freedom and a new people. Read more at Mental Floss.

Make plans to celebrate Juneteenth Freedom Day at LLCC tomorrow with the second annual Freedom Walk at 8:30 a.m.