Dul-Sayin’ – What July 4th Means to Black Folks | The Daily Show

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Published on July 3, 2022

When Black Americans were freed in the southern states and began celebrating the Fourth of July, confederate mobs responded in hostility and banned most of their celebrations. Dulcé Sloan unpacks the complicated relationship Black Americans have with Independence Day. #DailyShow #DulceSloan #July4th #DailyShow #Comedy

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20 comments

  • Skipadd Trotter 9 months ago

    Happy Birthday Dulce!

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  • sicksicksicks 9 months ago

    I didn’t know Angels had birthdays.. :O

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  • Beyond Human 9 months ago

    🥱💨💩

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  • rosemary iyalekhuosa osawaru-ogbegie 9 months ago

    Happy birthday dear

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  • Mauparna Chowdhury 9 months ago

    Happy birthday Dulce

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  • KM M 9 months ago

    WE LOVE DULCE

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  • Jean Nieves 9 months ago

    Honor Frederick Douglas
    Today For His Courage
    Telling truth

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  • il ross 9 months ago

    inwards

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  • Sukhpal Sandhu 9 months ago

    Happy birthday Dulce Ma’am 🎉🎊💫stayyyyy blessed!🙆‍♀️🤗🥰

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  • Fredric Clack 9 months ago

    🇺🇸🐑🚫🆓/😡☯️

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  • Terrie Hoefer 9 months ago

    Have a fabulous birthday Dulce!!!! Maybe someday we will be able to celebrate an independance day when the racists are so few and far between they just die alone under a rock as the rest of us party

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  • GogoSam22 9 months ago

    Happy Birthday Dulce!

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  • A. Johnson 9 months ago

    Happy birthday!

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  • Taand 9 months ago

    A lot of Americans love the 4th of July so much, the Supreme Coart decided to go back to 1776!

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  • Ken M 9 months ago

    Absolutely, the atrocities that white america committed should not be forgotten nor should and victim catagories be excluded, but when i think of 4th of july and thanksgiving in particular are 2 that should be moments when we remember the indigenous populations that these 2 particular holidays explicitly opened up the atrocities of genocide, concentration camps, robbery etc etc. My logic says slavery was happening in the colonies before independence day, but that act encouraged the west expansion and fueled the newly motivated massacre of the indigenous, and thanksgiving is a holiday that mischaracterizes the relation ship and made a mockery of the treatment of the indigenous peoples here.

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  • Happy 9 months ago

    4th of July Menu
    1. Fried Chicken
    2. Potatoe Salad
    3. Corn on the Cob
    4. Watermelon
    5. Apple Pie

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  • Jaye Love 9 months ago

    Sickening!!!!🤬 On a happier note, HAPPY BIRTHDAY DULCE!!🥰😘🥳

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  • Louise Dory 9 months ago

    🎂

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  • mauricio silva 9 months ago

    happy birthday

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  • Tony Kono 9 months ago

    I’ll celebrate your birthday, but July 4th can f-off.

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