The Untold Black History of the First Memorial Day
On May 1, 1865, newly-freed African Americans who fought in the Civil War decorated soldiers' graves on what is thought to be the first-cited Memorial Day.
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On May 1, 1865, newly-freed African Americans who fought in the Civil War decorated soldiers' graves on what is thought to be the first-cited Memorial Day.
Tomorrow is Memorial Day, a day we take time to celebrate those who gave their life for our country while serving in the armed forces.
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