What Juneteenth Means to Me, as a Black Financial Services Professional

21 Jun
Guest contributor, Jay Wilkerson, is an internal wholesaler at Crump Life Insurance Services.

Now that Juneteenth, also called Freedom Day or Black Independence Day, is a federal holiday, we must celebrate it for what it recognizes: the end of slavery in the United States, and not let it be seen as just another day off work.

To me, the observation of Juneteenth symbolizes the reflection and celebration of our resilience in the face of constant adversity. Although personal freedom is undoubtedly the most basic right, we should strive for a level of financial freedom as it is the ultimate way to protect our families and future generations. More>>

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