KSAT Q&A: Trinity professor Kimberlyn Montford discusses historical importance of Juneteenth

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Kimberlyn Montford, a professor at Trinity University, joined Monday's KSAT Q&A to discuss the impact of Juneteenth and its recognition as a federal holiday.

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