February 1st: National Freedom Day, U.S.

On February 1, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln signed the 13th Amendment of the Constitution, officially removing slavery in the United States. This day, known as National Freedom Day, was officially proclaimed in 1948 by President Harry Truman and is a moment of reflection on freedom, equality, and civil rights. It symbolizes commitment [...]
This day, known as National Freedom Day, was officially proclaimed in 1948 by President Harry Truman and is a moment of reflection on freedom, equality, and civil rights.
It symbolizes commitment to human freedom and dignity./Periscopi/












