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General Assignments and features reporter for EN Communities and Metro section at the San Antonio Express-News.
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'Living testimony': Senior center celebrates meaning of Juneteenth Original

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By Vincent Davis Verified
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
A song of pride, remembrance and survival flowed from large speakers on Thursday, signaling the start of the Juneteenth celebration at the Doris Griffin Senior Center on San Antonio's Northwest Side. The program, titled titled “The Past, Present and Future," was a year in the making, the center's Juneteenth Committee chairwoman Alease Dillard told the audience crowded into the center's dining room. Get Digital Access and Stay Informed With Trusted Local News.
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A look at San Antonio events celebrating Juneteenth holiday Original

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By Vincent Davis Verified
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
The Rev. Rasool Berry joins in singing of the Negro National Anthem at the Tobin Center during San Antonio's annual Juneteenth celebration in 2022. Kin Man Hui, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer Members of the Sam Houston High School Marching Band perform during San Antonio's Juneteenth parade in 2017.
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Nonprofit aims to help Indigenous people discover ties to missions

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By Vincent Davis Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Most members of the San Antonio Mission Indian Descendants grew up not knowing they were indigenous and descendants of people who built the San Antonio Missions, said Diana Moreno-Reyes, one of the co-founders of the group. Nor did she or fellow founders know they were descendants of Damacio de la Cruz, the last indigenous governor who was responsible for the missions' population. "We took it as a mandate," Moreno-Reyes said.
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