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History project a Juneteenth Reader[edit]
Freedom towns & towns started by African Americans[edit]
- Freedmen's town
- Juneteenth
- Juneteenth flag
- Reparations for slavery in the United States
- End of slavery in the United States
- General Order No. 3
- Andrea R. Roberts
- Populated Places in New York established by African Americans
- Freetown (East Hampton)
- Guinea Town, New York
- Islamberg, New York
- Land of the Blacks (Manhattan)
- Rossville, Staten Island
- Sag Harbor, New York
- Seneca Village
- Timbuctoo, New York
- Weeksville, Brooklyn
- Underground Railroad
- Underground Railroad
- Freedom colonies Texas
- Shankleville, Texas
- Independence Heights, Houston
- Kendleton, Texas
- Fourth Ward, Houston
- Frenchtown, Houston
- Barrett, Texas
- Bordersville, Houston
- Flower Hill, Texas
- Saint Johns Colony, Texas
- History of African Americans in Texas
- Little Egypt, Texas
- Deep Ellum, Dallas
- Antioch Colony, Texas
- Elm Thicket, Dallas
- Jenks Branch, Texas
- Saint John, Austin, Texas
- Tamina, Texas
- Tenth Street Freedman's Town
- Wheatville, Austin
- Quakertown, Denton, Texas