Designates June 19 as Juneteenth Freedom Day in Mississippi, a day of commemoration but not a legal holiday.
Mississippi SB2098 designates June 19 as Juneteenth Freedom Day, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. This day is recognized for its historical significance but is not designated as a legal holiday. The bill clarifies that Juneteenth Freedom Day is a day of commemoration, recognition, and observation, not a paid holiday for state employees. The act amends the Mississippi Code to include this new commemoration.
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