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Knowledge is power: Black history takes the stage at Juneteenth Celebration
Posted 6/21/23
“Knowledge is power,” James Theus Jr. said, as he reminisced about the 35 Juneteenth programs he has helped put on in Jackson. And it certainly was power for the last remaining slaves in …
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