Tennessee U.S. Rep Jim Cooper: “I was proud to vote for and support #Juneteenth as a federal holiday. While we recognize the emancipation…”

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Tennessee U.S. Rep Jim Cooper: “I was proud to vote for and support #Juneteenth as a federal holiday. While we recognize the emancipation…”
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Jun 20, 2022
ByNC Tennessee News
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Jim Cooper tweeted the following:

“I was proud to vote for and support #Juneteenth as a federal holiday.
While we recognize the emancipation of enslaved African Americans today, we must also recognize the work that is left to do.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Jim Cooper:

“Tune in to the third @January6thCmte hearing now: twitter.com/January6thCmte” on June 16
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“Today marks 10 years since President @BarackObama announced the DACA program, benefiting Dreamers & the millions of us that work with, study with, and know them personally. I’m always proud to support Dreamers & the Senate should take up legislation to protect them permanently.” on June 15
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“Congratulations to my friend and former #TeamCooper Counsel, @AVCDegrafinreid!
@LeadershipTN is lucky to have you! twitter.com/Tennessean/sta” on June 14
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