Oneday, I will leave this body And I will get a perfect one That day I will see His glory Shinin' like the noonday sun One day, I'll take a walk with Jesus He might explain the mysteries of life Some say, I just can't believe it But I know that one day We'll gather at the Crystal Throne All these years; we're finally home
Americans will soon celebrate Juneteenth, marking the day when the last enslaved people in the United States learned they were generations, Black Americans have recognized the end of one of the darkest chapters in history with joy, in the form of parades, street festivals, musical performances or cookouts. The government was slow to embrace the occasion — it was only in 2021 that President Joe Biden signed a bill passed by Congress to set aside Juneteenth, or June 19th, as a federal holiday. And just as many people learn what Juneteenth is all about, the holiday’s traditions are facing new pressures — political rhetoric condemning efforts to teach Americans about the nation’s racial history, companies using the holiday as a marketing event, people partying without understanding is a look at the origins of Juneteenth, how it became a federal holiday and more about its DID JUNETEENTH START?The celebrations began with enslaved people in Galveston, Texas. Although President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation freed the slaves in 1863, it could not be enforced in many places in the South until the Civil War ended in 1865. Even then, some white people who had profited from their unpaid labor were reluctant to share the Smalley, freed from a plantation near Bellville, Texas, remembered in a 1941 interview that the man she referred to as “old master” came home from fighting in the Civil War and didn’t tell the people he enslaved what had happened.“Old master didn’t tell, you know, they was free,” Smalley said. “I think now they say they worked them, six months after that. Six months. And turn them loose on the 19th of June. That’s why, you know, we celebrate that day.”News that the war had ended and they were free finally reached Galveston when Union Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger and his troops arrived in the Gulf Coast city on June 19, 1865, more than two months after Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant in delivered General Order No. 3, which said “The people of Texas are informed that, in accordance with a proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves, and the connection heretofore existing between them becomes that between employer and hired labor.”Slavery was permanently abolished six months later, when Georgia ratified the 13th Amendment. And the next year, the now-free people of Galveston started celebrating Juneteenth, an observance that has continued and spread around the world. Events include concerts, parades and readings of the Emancipation DOES JUNETEENTH’ MEAN?It’s a blend of the words June and nineteenth. The holiday has also been called Juneteenth Independence Day, Freedom Day, second Independence Day and Emancipation began with church picnics and speeches, and spread as Black Texans moved states now hold celebrations honoring Juneteenth as a holiday or a day of recognition, like Flag Day. Juneteenth is a paid holiday for state employees in Texas, New York, Virginia, Washington, and now Nevada as well. Hundreds of companies give workers the day Lee, a former teacher and activist, is largely credited for rallying others behind a campaign to make Juneteenth a federal holiday. The 96-year-old had vivid memories of celebrating Juneteenth in East Texas as a child with music, food and games. In 2016, the “little old lady in tennis shoes” walked through her home city of Fort Worth, Texas and then in other cities before arriving in Washington, Soon, celebrities and politicians were lending their support. Lee was one of the people standing next to Biden when he signed Juneteenth into HAVE JUNETEENTH CELEBRATIONS EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS?The national reckoning over race ignited by the 2020 murder of George Floyd by police helped set the stage for Juneteenth to become the first new federal holiday since 1983, when Martin Luther King Jr. Day was bill was sponsored by Sen. Edward Markey, D-Mass., and had 60 co-sponsors, a show of bipartisan support as lawmakers struggled to overcome divisions that are still simmering three years there is a movement to use the holiday as an opportunity for activism and education, with community service projects aimed at addressing racial disparities and educational panels on topics such health care inequities and the need for parks and green spaces. Like most holidays, Juneteenth has also seen its fair share of commercialism. Retailers, museums and other venues have capitalized on it by selling Juneteenth-themed T-shirts, party ware and ice cream. Some of the marketing has misfired, provoking a social media backlash. Supporters of the holiday have also worked to make sure Juneteenth celebrators don’t forget why the day exists.“In 1776 the country was freed from the British, but the people were not all free,” Dee Evans, national director of communications of the National Juneteenth Observance Foundation, said in 2019. “June 19, 1865, was actually when the people and the entire country was actually free.”There’s also sentiment to use the day to remember the sacrifices that were made for freedom in the United States — especially in these racially and politically charged days. Said Para LaNell Agboga, museum site coordinator at the George Washington Carver Museum, Cultural and Genealogy Center in Austin, Texas “Our freedoms are fragile, and it doesn’t take much for things to go backward.”
Eachday I live I want to be A day to give The best of me I'm only one But not alone My finest day Is yet unknown I broke my heart Fought every gain To taste the sweet I face the pain I rise and fall Yet through it all This much remains I want one moment in time When I'm more than I thought I could be When all of my dreams are a heartbeat away And the answers are all up to me Give me one
If you’re a bit scared you’re living on edgeIt’s hard to escape your worriesIf you wanna hide, you’re losing your mindYou gotta lean on somebodyI’ll be that somebody for yaThousand miles, it don’t matterWhen you’re feeling under pressureSay the word, I’ll be thereCause you can reach me, easy, whenever you likeHit me up, DM, tweet, Kakao me, or FaceTimeTill we’re free to meet up for a coffee and a smileSee you on the other sideDon’t let it get, don’t let it get you down You down, you down, you downIt’s gonna end, it’s gonna end, no doubtI’m out here holding my breathI just can’t wait to see you again, ooh yeahIt feels like it’s been foreverCounting down the daysWhen it’s overwhelming, hold on tightI’ll be here, don’t forget itCause in life, sometimes we need a helping handYou’ll be alright, just take it slow, one day at a timeIf you think you’re trappedYou’re in that box you built yourself, I’ll help you break itAnd I'm gon' catch you when you fall or when you're sinkingAnd when it gets too much, don’t overthink itDon’t look back, let it go Let it goJust keep calm and carry on, ohYeah, they talk a lot but I ain’t trippingTrying to drown us, keep on swimmingWhat we have, stay in the momentWe can’t stop just tryna be honestPut it on lock, we could pull upYeah, we can keep up, it’s about loveWe go up top, no, this ain’t luckYeah, they can all try but they never break us everWhen it’s overwhelming, hold on tightI’ll be here, don’t forget itCause in life, sometimes we need a helping handYou’ll be alright, just take it slow take it slow, one day at a timeOh, you’ve come so farWe’re in this togetherEven though we’re apartWon’t be for long, won’t be for longWe face stormy weatherRain’s pouring, but it never lastsOnly gets better from hereWhen it’s overwhelming, hold on tightI’ll be here, don’t forget itCause in life, sometimes we need a helping handYou’ll be alright, just take it slow, one day at a time

GC G E A One day at a time. [Chorus] (key change to D) D One day at a time sweet Jesus. A That's all I'm asking from you. E Just give me the strength. A To do everyday what I have to do. D Yesterday's gone sweet Jesus. A And tomorrow may never be mine. E Lord help me today show me the way.

One day at a time, sweet Jesus Thats all I'm asking of You Just give me the strength to do everyday What I have to do Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus And tomorrow may never be mine Lord, help me today Show me the way One day at a time Im only human Im just a woman Help me believe in what I could be And all that I am Show me the stairway That I have to climb Lord, for my sake, teach me to take One day at a time One day at a time, sweet Jesus That's all Im asking of You Just give me the strength to do everyday What I have to do Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus And tomorrow may never be mine Lord, help me today Show me the way One day at a time Oh, do you remember When You walked among men Well, Jesus, You know If You're looking below That it's worse now than then Oh, there's pushing and shoving And it's crowding my mind So, Lord, for my sake Teach me to take One day at a time One day at a time, sweet Jesus That's all Im asking of You Just give me the strength to do everyday What I have to do Oh, yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus And tomorrow may never be mine Lord, help me today Show me the way One day at a time Lord, help me today Show me the way One day at a time One day at a time Oneday at a time sweet Jesus that's all I'm asking from you Give me the strength to do everyday what I have to do Yesterday's gone sweet Jesus and tomorrow may never be mine So for my sake teach me to take one day at a time. Do you remember when you walked among men Well Jesus you know if you're looking below it's worse now than then
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