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Where to celebrate Juneteenth in Dallas-Fort Worth

Opal Lee’s Walk for Freedom, parades, festivals, concerts and more are coming up in North Texas.

Opal Lee pushes one of her great-granddaughters in a stroller as she waves to musicians... — Opal Lee pushes one of her great-granddaughters in a stroller as she waves to musicians playing along the route during the 2022 Opal's Walk for Freedom in Fort Worth. This year's 2.5-mile walk will take place on June 19.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer)

By Norma Cavazos

5:00 AM on Jun 12, 2023 CDT — Updated at 2:20 PM on Jun 15, 2023 CDT

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