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Kansas City Launches Juneteenth Season with Parade Along 18th Street
Crowds, drill teams and community groups fill the historic 18th & Vine District.
The Kansas City Juneteenth Parade returned to 18th Street on Saturday, June 6, drawing crowds for more than two hours of drill teams, dance groups,…
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