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For now, paid parking is limited to 25th Street between Wall Avenue and Washington Boulevard, plus Electric Alley, the WonderBlock East Garage and the Municipal Lot. Parking is still free on cross streets and at Union Station.
More than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were free. That moment — June 19,1865 — became Juneteenth. Historian Annette Gordon-Reed talks with us about the holiday's origins, her personal connection to its history and the lasting impact of slavery in America.

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