Jun 19, 2026 · 27 min · 16 segments
Beverly Cade, President of NAACP Yuma County Branch, and Councilwoman Karen Watts talk about the history of Juneteenth and what it means to the community today.
Beverly CadeGuest
Johnny PorterHost
Karen WattsGuest
Victor CalderonHostspeaker_7
In our last episode, you mentioned that you weren't even familiar with what Juneteenth was until later in life.
And
And you don't learn anything about, you know, Juneteenth and the struggles that that the slaves had.
And I remember growing up, my dad telling us, you know, different things, you know, but you really don't.
And so the older sisters listen, you know, because we have a my oldest sister is a prosecutor.
In our last episode, you mentioned that you weren't even familiar with what Juneteenth was until later in life.
And
And you don't learn anything about, you know, Juneteenth and the struggles that that the slaves had.
And I remember growing up, my dad telling us, you know, different things, you know, but you really don't.
And so the older sisters listen, you know, because we have a my oldest sister is a prosecutor.
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