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Juneteenth: Freedom Delayed Is Still Freedom — And Ours To Defend

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By Larry Lee
| The Observer Sacramento
As America nears its 250th birthday, Juneteenth exposes the 89-year gap between freedom proclaimed and freedom enforced — and warns that rights still demand vigilant defense. This summer, America turns 250. There will be fireworks and parades. Speeches about liberty, about democracy, about the bold promise written in Philadelphia in 1776 — that all men are created equal, endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights. It will be grand. It will be loud.
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Larry Lee: Elusive Longing

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By Larry Lee
| KQED's Perspectives
Perspectives Home / podcast / Perspectives May 27, 2026 Larry Lee shares his experiences working in his father’s restaurant as a child. I went to a Chinese restaurant for lunch last week and was served by a young man in his teens and noticed a little girl sitting at a table in the back folding napkins. Neither of them looked particularly happy about being there.
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Millions for TV advertising. Nothing for Black Californians.

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By Larry Lee
| Before It's News
% of readers think this story is Fact. Add your two cents. Black leaders say record campaign spending is bypassing their communities Billionaire Tom Steyer has spent more than $132 million trying to become California’s next governor. Advertising tracker AdImpact shows he has spent or booked over $115 million in ads for broadcast TV, cable and radio alone — nearly 30 times the amount of his nearest Democratic rival. His face is inescapable on television sets from Sacramento to San Diego.
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