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Juneteenth Emancipation Proclamation US Flag Eagle Flying to Light card

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Juneteenth Emancipation Proclamation US Flag Eagle Flying to Light card
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Today we rejoice
ever mindful of the past
as we look forward
in hope and promise
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Folded 5" x 7" greeting card
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The Emancipation Proclamation, the eloquent words of President Lincoln still captivate and inspire, 150 years after he wrote them. Celebrate Juneteenth with this card that features a worn and battled US flag shaped as an eagle flying toward light and freedom. Image and inner verse © Penny Cork.
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Reviews for Juneteenth Emancipation Proclamation US Flag Eagle Flying to Light card
"One Card-Two Holidys" By Linda Tomich - May 9th, 2022
I like this card, because it has a 4th of July cover as well as a Juneteenth message. This card of for my mothers's cousin who sends me her Christmas newsletter. She gets too many Christmas cards, so I thought I would send her a Juneteenth card.
"Timely Card" By Jeff - June 14th, 2019
While the card didn't specifically say, "Happy Juneteenth," it did convey the idea that, while we appreciate all those who have done what was right long ago, we can still work to encourage to keep choosing what is right today. (We've made some progress in terms of pursuing equality and true freedom, but we still have quite a way to go. So I will choose to celebrate what has brought us here, and continue to look to the future with hope.)