Denitrice Jenkins remembers as a young student when her older relatives would ensure the community honored June 19 or Juneteenth.There was a talent show in the high school auditorium, a parade, tributes to those who struggled in the aftermath of the American Civil War and during the Civil Rights Movement, and activities to just bring the community together.“We do it pretty much for the community. We grew up with the Juneteenth being part of our celebrations,” Jenkins said. “My grandparents did it. My mom always ensured we were involved in the activities. They wanted to ensure we knew where we ...