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Happy Independence Day, Eswatini 🇸🇿
On 6 September, Eswatini’s history since independence has included constitutional change, the restoration of monarchical rule and continuing debates over political participation and civic freedoms.Independence remains a useful moment to reflect on sovereignty, democratic participation, human rights and the aspirations of the people of Eswatini. 🙏🏾
#Eswatini #IndependenceDay #Africa #Democracy #HumanRights
Photo: ©️@Efyakimora
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Happy Independence Day, Eswatini 🇸🇿
On 6 September, Eswatini’s history since independence has included constitutional change, the restoration of monarchical rule and continuing debates over political participation and civic freedoms.Independence remains a useful moment to reflect on sovereignty, democratic participation, human rights and the aspirations of the people of Eswatini. 🙏🏾
#Eswatini #IndependenceDay #Africa #Democracy #HumanRights
Photo: ©️@Efyakimora
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Happy Independence Day, Eswatini 🇸🇿
On 6 September, Eswatini’s history since independence has included constitutional change, the restoration of monarchical rule and continuing debates over political participation and civic freedoms.Independence remains a useful moment to reflect on sovereignty, democratic participation, human rights and the aspirations of the people of Eswatini. 🙏🏾
#Eswatini #IndependenceDay #Africa #Democracy #HumanRights
Photo: ©️@Efyakimora
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Happy Independence Day, Eswatini 🇸🇿
On 6 September, Eswatini’s history since independence has included constitutional change, the restoration of monarchical rule and continuing debates over political participation and civic freedoms.Independence remains a useful moment to reflect on sovereignty, democratic participation, human rights and the aspirations of the people of Eswatini. 🙏🏾
#Eswatini #IndependenceDay #Africa #Democracy #HumanRights
Photo: ©️@Efyakimora
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Happy Independence Day, Eswatini 🇸🇿
On 6 September, Eswatini’s history since independence has included constitutional change, the restoration of monarchical rule and continuing debates over political participation and civic freedoms.Independence remains a useful moment to reflect on sovereignty, democratic participation, human rights and the aspirations of the people of Eswatini. 🙏🏾
#Eswatini #IndependenceDay #Africa #Democracy #HumanRights
Photo: ©️@Efyakimora
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Saturday, August 22, 2026
Deliberately targeted — Russia hits civilian residential building in Sumy . . . . . Russian double-tap strike on shopping center in Kryvyi Rih kills at least 16 . . . . . Major Russian oil refinery, Ozon logistics center set ablaze in reported Ukrainian attack . . . . . and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/08/saturday-august-22-2026/
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Hollow Mockery: Douglass, Jefferson, and 250 Years of a Promise Unkept
Mike Cone
“Your 4th of July is a sham; your boasted liberty, an unholy license . . . your shouts of liberty and equality, hollow mockery.”
— Frederick Douglass (1852)These words still resonate today.
In the wake of our celebration of the 250th birthday of our independence, let us not forget the ugly truths in the birth and history of this nation. To wash over these truths, as our current administration is wont to do, is tantamount to erasing that part of our past which we should strive to learn from, and to better ourselves as a people, to truly become that nation where the words penned by Thomas Jefferson are not just hollow mockery, but true:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. These are the unalienable rights bestowed upon us. These rights are not to be infringed upon for any reason, whether it be race, color, ethnicity, religious beliefs or social status. For this to be true, we as a people need to understand and accept that indeed “ALL” men are created equal. In this regard, we have failed as a nation time and time again. There are numerous examples of our nation suppressing the civil liberties of the many throughout our history: chattel slavery, the Tulsa Race Massacre, forced dispossession of ancestral Native American lands, Selma, Alabama, Jim Crow laws, the Alien and Sedition Acts, Japanese internment, Kent State, the Patriot Act, just to name a few. Hell, even Lincoln suspended habeas corpus during the Civil War.
My point in all this is we need to do better. It is morally important that we learn from our past and not ignore or erase it just because at times it can be ugly and messy. We need to continue to move forward, toward morality and virtue, because virtue will always prevail.
Our current president is unwilling in this regard.
President Trump is the converse of morality and virtue and continually seems to move us backward with his version of revisionist history, distorting, altering and even falsifying historical evidence to fit his agenda. He is forever suppressing or attempting to suppress the civil liberties of those who oppose him. He has actively supported and empowered local governments to ban and remove books from public institutions. He has removed or altered exhibits, plaques and monuments from our National Parks, exhibits he terms “inappropriately disparaging to Americans past or living.” These exhibits include the nation’s first executive mansion, which detailed the nine people enslaved by George Washington; the Bunker Hill Monument, to eliminate language he deemed contrary to founding principles; and locations highlighting Japanese American internment and Native American conflicts. He has sent federal troops into our cities in direct defiance of the Posse Comitatus Act. He has allowed his defense secretary, who some call a Christian White Nationalist, to deny high-ranking promotions to senior Army and Navy officers, the majority being women and minorities, and to intervene in a Navy one-star admiral promotion list, removing nine highly vetted officers. The final list of 22 nominees contained zero women and only two non-white officers. Finally, his immigration policies appear to be an obvious attempt to rid the country of Black and Brown people. This is just a small sample of Trump’s penchant for authoritarianism and what this author feels is a deep hatred and disdain for anyone other than his own race. Donald Trump is the ideological antithesis to the phrase “all men are created equal.”
With that said, I was having a conversation with my good friend Nick Allison, an Army combat veteran and fellow Chaos Section contributor, the other day and mentioned my feelings of anger and visceral disgust for our current administration, so much so that I could not find a reason to celebrate our 250 years of independence, particularly as a veteran. I’ll end with Nick’s response:
“You know what? I think we can always find a reason to celebrate, regardless of the current occupant in the Oval Office, because there are always things and ideas and people worth celebrating. This is still a great country with great people and a wonderfully unique experiment in constitutional representative freedom. It gets messy and sometimes runs off the rails, but that’s kind of the whole point of the experiment: we’re a nation of people governing ourselves, which means it’s on us to correct course when things go sideways. Most of human history has been kings, monarchs and strongmen who never had to answer to anybody. Making it 250 years as a self-correcting experiment, messy and beautiful and stupid and wonderful all at once, is reason enough to celebrate. Don’t let one egotistical, narcissistic old man who will be out of office in a couple years, dead within ten, take that away from you.”
Mike Cone is a Marine Corps infantry veteran who served as a mortarman and forward observer in Weapons Company, 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines. “Hollow Mockery” is his first piece for The Chaos Section. He lives on Long Island with his wife Cynthia.
#250thAnniversary #AmericanHistory #authoritarianism #civilLiberties #FourthOfJuly #FrederickDouglass #IndependenceDay #JapaneseInternment #NativeAmericanHistory #PosseComitatusAct #racialEquality #revisionistHistory #trump #Veterans -
A quotation from Frederick Douglass
I am not included within the pale of this glorious anniversary! Your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us. The blessings in which you, this day, rejoice, are not enjoyed in common. — The rich inheritance of justice, liberty, prosperity and independence, bequeathed by your fathers, is shared by you, not by me. The sunlight that brought life and healing to you, has brought stripes and death to me. This Fourth July is yours, not mine.
Frederick Douglass (1817-1895) American abolitionist, orator, writer
Speech (1852-07-05), “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” Corinthian Hall, Rochester, New YorkMore about this quote: wist.info/douglass-frederick/8…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #frederickdouglass #celebration #fourthofjuly #heritage #holiday #independenceday #inheritance #racism #slavery
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Most of the people telling us what the USA *should be* are standing on stolen land.
Where are the indigenous people, the people brought here on slave ships, telling us what the USA should be?
#fascist #USA #GOP #DEI #diversity #equity #inclusion #GeorgeWashington #desk #NYC #capitol #MamdaniMandate #DSA #MayorMamdani #speech #IndependenceDay #immigrant #country #stolen #land #Lenape #Manahatta #Manhattan #sovereign #indigenous #native #tribal #nations -
🍄 David Zangwill explores our personal journey from Independence to Global Interdependence.
Along the journey, David builds a case for why #InTERdependenceDay ought to be celebrated on July 5th, the day after #IndependenceDay in the U.S. https://www.museumofself.com/self-interdependence/
🏷️ #DavidZangwill #interbeing #inTERdependence #interdependent #July4 #July5 #July4th #July5th
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Gruselige Szenen: Was Trump sagte, während Nazis durch Washington marschierten!
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Well, even if you don't feel like celebrating this 4th of July, maybe you can enjoy Dave Alvin's 4th of July
#July4th #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay #4thOfJuly
#DaveAlvin
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The Irony Of Independence Day
No fireworks tonight in Somerset County, so I'm sitting with Juneteenth, July 4th, and the ugly overlap between the two. -
📖 Independence Day Read: Common Sense by Thomas Paine
The 1776 pamphlet that ignited a revolution. Thomas Paine's bold, plainspoken argument for American independence galvanized the colonies and changed the course of history. One of the most influential political works ever written.
Read for free in BookShelves:
https://lk0.eu/bks20m#Bookstodon #FediReads #FreeBooks #Classics #BookShelves #IndependenceDay #ThomasPaine #history
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A BetTER Day
Independence has its day,
when o’er the skies fireworks display,
and dependence, too, is good,
as every tender spirit shouldlearn the grace of being held,
when pride is hushed, and fear is quelled.
But methinks we need another name,
a deeper word, a wider frame.It happens after we let one IN,
past the surface, past the skin,
past the guarded gates we keep,
past the places where hurt runs deep.In the space before DEPEND,
we see the other as vital friend,
all as branches from one tree,
as the grains of sand receive the sea.Then add three letters, soft but true,
TER arrives and makes it new.
Not just me and not just thee,
but something born between the three.In-TER-dependence names the art
of hand in hand and heart to heart,
while I am I, and you are you,
something sacred binds us too.Independence stands alone,
dependence leans on flesh and bone,
but interdependence humbly sings:
we rise by sharing roots and wings.July 4, 2015 (updated June 2026)
#Belonging #bridgeMetaphor #ChristianReflection #commonGood #Community #Connection #DeclarationOfInterdependence #dependence #faithAndCommunity #Hospitality #independence #independenceDay #July4 #July4thReflection #lettingOthersIn #mutualAid #peace #PeaceGrooves #Peacemaking #poeticReflection #POETICAORAREContemplativePoetryPrayers #sacredMiddle #socialHealing #Spirituality #SuggestedWordPressTagsInterdependence #togetherness #Unity #Words #Writing -
#July4 — Time to fly a few Stars and Stripes to commemorate the struggle for #independence and #anticolonialism!
#IndependenceDay #CubaNoEstáSola #TumbaElBloqueo #StarsAndStripes #USA250
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On July 4th, please write the 8 Prairieland #TX Defendants just sentenced to a sum 450yrs in prison. 📬‼️(All mail is monitored by law enforcement. Be extremely mindful of what you write. Do NOT discuss the facts of the case, do not incl. overtly political comments.) https://prairielanddefendants.com/write-to-the-defendants
#Texas #Prairieland #PrairielandCase #PrairielandDefendants #fascism #JudicialActivism #oppression #SuppressionOfDissent #DissentIsAmerican #DissentIsPatriotic #resist #resistance #WritingCampaign #IndependenceDay #JulyFourth #July4th #4thOfJuly #FourthOfJuly
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Hilarious #SitecoreLunch today. Discussed:
🌌 #CosmosDB
🏦 A little civics
🐟 Fishbowl cocktails
🎇 #IndependenceDay
🏴☠️ Flying country flags
🔢 Future of serialization
🟪 #Sitecore placeholders
🐭 #DisneyLand vs. #DisneyWorld
📝 Managing #Sitecore Page and Partial DesignsSee you same time next week! 🥪🥗
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A quotation from Frederick Douglass
The 4th of July is the first great fact in your nation’s history — the very ring-bolt in the chain of your yet undeveloped destiny. Pride and patriotism, not less than gratitude, prompt you to celebrate and to hold it in perpetual remembrance. I have said that the Declaration of Independence is the ring-bolt to the chain of your nation’s destiny; so, indeed, I regard it. The principles contained in that instrument are saving principles. Stand by those principles, be true to them on all occasions, in all places, against all foes, and at whatever cost.
Frederick Douglass (1817-1895) American abolitionist, orator, writer
Speech (1852-07-05), “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” Rochester, New YorkMore about this quote: wist.info/douglass-frederick/2…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #frederickdouglass #America #DeclarationofIndependence #fourthofjuly #independenceday #liberty #patriotism
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Celebrate America 250 and the Fourth of July 2026: The Ultimate Guide to Fireworks, Festivals & Family Fun in Raleigh, Durham, Cary and the Triangle
Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday Across the Triangle
The Fourth of July is always one of the biggest celebrations of the summer, but 2026 is unlike any other year. Communities across North Carolina are commemorating America’s 250th Anniversary (America250) with patriotic festivals, historic celebrations, live music, parades, family activities, and spectacular fireworks displays.
Whether you’re planning a day in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Wake Forest, Apex, Knightdale, or other surrounding communities, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate Independence Day.
Raleigh: The Capital City’s Biggest Fourth of July Celebration
Raleigh will host one of North Carolina’s largest Independence Day celebrations.
Dorothea Dix Park Fireworks Celebration
Celebrate the Fourth at Dorothea Dix Park with:
- Live music
- Family activities
- Food trucks
- Lawn games
- Community vendors
- Fireworks beginning around 9:30 p.m.
The celebration runs from 6:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. and is expected to draw thousands of visitors as part of Raleigh’s America250 festivities. (Raleigh NC)
First in Freedom Parade
Downtown Raleigh will also host the First in Freedom July 4th Parade, celebrating North Carolina’s important role in American history and the nation’s 250th birthday.
Capitol 250 Freedom Fest
Spend part of your day at the North Carolina State Capitol enjoying:
- Historical exhibits
- Live entertainment
- Interactive activities
- Family programming
- North Carolina history displays
This free celebration highlights North Carolina’s contributions to America’s founding. (America250)
Cary Independence Day Celebration
Cary continues its Independence Day tradition with an evening celebration at Koka Booth Amphitheatre.
Expect:
- Patriotic music
- North Carolina Symphony performance
- Family entertainment
- One of the area’s best fireworks shows
Bring lawn chairs or blankets and arrive early for the best viewing locations. (Facebook)
Durham Fourth of July
Durham offers several family-friendly traditions throughout the day.
Highlights include:
- Durham Bulls Independence Day baseball game
- Post-game fireworks
- Children’s Parade at Durham Central Park
- Watts-Hillandale Fourth of July Parade
- Community celebrations throughout downtown
The Durham Bulls fireworks show remains one of the Triangle’s favorite Independence Day traditions. (ABC11 Raleigh-Durham)
More Triangle Celebrations
Several nearby communities are hosting their own patriotic celebrations.
Chapel Hill
Fourth of July Drone Show
Instead of traditional fireworks, Chapel Hill presents a spectacular drone light show.
Preservation Chapel Hill Celebration
Celebrate with:
- Live music
- Ice cream
- Lemonade
- Historic grounds
- Family-friendly atmosphere
Carrboro
Carrboro’s annual celebration includes:
- People’s Parade
- Bike decorating contest
- Wagon decorating contest
- Costume contest
- Live music
- Baby crawl
- Pie eating contest
The afternoon concludes with a community reading of Frederick Douglass’ famous Independence Day address.
Garner
The annual Garner Independence Day Celebration features:
- North Carolina Symphony
- Family activities
- Kids Zone
- Food vendors
- Fireworks
Wake Forest
Wake Forest celebrates all weekend with:
Fireworks Spectacular (July 3)
- Live music
- Food
- Fireworks
Children’s Parade (July 4)
Kids decorate bikes and wagons before marching through downtown.
Art in the Park
Children can enjoy arts and crafts while firefighters serve free hot dogs.
Morrisville
Red, White & Boom!
Kick off the holiday weekend on Thursday with:
- Fireworks
- Live entertainment
- Family games
- Food trucks
Wendell
Celebrate with:
- Live music
- Food trucks
- Fireworks
- Community festivities
Knightdale
Fourth on First Avenue features:
- Bike parade
- Live entertainment
- Food trucks
- Family activities
Hillsborough
Together We Are America
An all-day Independence Day celebration featuring:
- Historic demonstrations
- Arts & crafts
- Live performances
- “We the People” Parade
- Evening laser show
Johnston County Celebrations
Smithfield
- Live music
- Car show
- Fireworks
- Food trucks
- Historical reenactments
Clayton
- Fireworks display
Archer Lodge (July 5)
- Family Fun Day
- Vendors
- Entertainment
- Fireworks
Kenly
- Community fireworks show
Selma
- All-American Festival
- Live music
- Vendors
- Fireworks
Chatham County
Celebrate at The Plant in Pittsboro with:
- Cookout
- Live music
- Yard games
- Sprinklers for kids
- Local food and beverages
Holly Springs
The holiday weekend concludes Sunday evening with:
- Live entertainment
- Food vendors
- Community celebration
- Fireworks
Rolesville
Enjoy an evening featuring:
- Live music
- Kids activities
- Food trucks
- Beer & wine garden
- Fireworks
Zebulon
Watch the Zebulon Devil Dogz before enjoying a fireworks show following the game.
Many surrounding communities throughout Wake County are also planning America250 celebrations throughout the holiday weekend. (ABC11 Raleigh-Durham)
Tips for Attending Fourth of July Events
To make your celebration enjoyable:
- Arrive early for parking.
- Bring lawn chairs or blankets.
- Stay hydrated.
- Use designated shuttle services when available.
- Follow local bag policies.
- Plan for heavy traffic after fireworks.
- Consider using rideshare services for larger events.
Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary
The 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence marks a once-in-a-generation milestone. Across the Triangle, local governments, museums, parks, and community organizations are honoring this historic occasion with celebrations that combine history, entertainment, and community pride.
Whether you spend your day watching a parade in downtown Raleigh, enjoying baseball in Durham, listening to the symphony in Cary, or relaxing under the fireworks at Dorothea Dix Park, this year’s Fourth of July promises to be one of the most memorable celebrations in decades.
Stay with DoRaleigh.com for updated schedules, parking guides, road closures, family activities, and the latest Fourth of July events happening across Raleigh and the Triangle.
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#America250Raleigh #America250 #America250NorthCarolina #Cary #CaryEvents #CaryIndependenceDay #CaryNC #DorotheaDixPark #DorotheaDixParkFireworks #downtownRaleigh #Durham #DurhamBullsFireworks #DurhamEvents #DurhamFourthOfJuly #DurhamNC #events #FamilyEventsRaleigh #FamilyFun #Festivals #Fireworks #FourthOfJuly #FourthOfJulyRaleighNC #IndependenceDay #July4FireworksNearMe #KokaBoothAmphitheatre #NCIndependenceDayEvents #News #NorthCarolina #parades #raleigh #RaleighEvents #RaleighFireworks2026 #RaleighNC #RaleighParade #SummerEvents #ThingsToDoRaleigh #ThingsToDoRaleighJuly4 #TriangleEventGuide #TriangleEvents #TriangleJuly4Events -
Dorothea Dix Park Weekly Event Guide: June 29 – July 4, 2026
Looking for fun, family-friendly activities in Raleigh this week? Dorothea Dix Park has a full lineup of wellness classes, educational programs, community gatherings, and one of the city’s biggest Independence Day celebrations.
Here’s what’s happening at Dorothea Dix Park from June 29 through July 4, 2026.
🧘 Monday, June 29
Yoga in the Park
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
📍 Harvey HillStart your week with an outdoor yoga session overlooking the beautiful park landscape. All skill levels are welcome—bring your mat and enjoy an hour of movement and relaxation.
💪 Tuesday, June 30
Pilates in the Park
🕕 6:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.
📍 Flowers FieldStretch, strengthen, and recharge during this outdoor Pilates class designed for participants of all fitness levels.
🧩 Wednesday, July 1
Math Makers
🕙 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 The ChapelKids and families are invited to explore math through interactive games, puzzles, and hands-on activities that make learning both fun and engaging.
📚 Thursday, July 2
Public Library Pop-Up
🕙 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 House of Many Porches MarketEnjoy story time, family-friendly books, and activities hosted by the public library during this free community pop-up event.
🥁 Friday, July 3
Drum Circle
🕡 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
📍 Stone Houses Visitor CenterBring your own drum or simply join the rhythm during this welcoming community drum circle. No experience is necessary, and everyone is encouraged to participate.
🎆 Saturday, July 4
Fourth of July Fireworks
📍 The Big Field
Celebrate Independence Day as the City of Raleigh commemorates America 250 with one of the area’s premier Fourth of July celebrations at Dorothea Dix Park.
Guests can enjoy an evening of patriotic festivities before a spectacular fireworks display lights up the Raleigh skyline.
Tip: Arrive early to secure parking and a great viewing spot for the fireworks.
Plan Your Week at Dix Park
From outdoor fitness and educational programs to family activities, music, and Raleigh’s signature Independence Day fireworks celebration, Dorothea Dix Park is the place to be this week.
Follow DoRaleigh.com for the latest Dorothea Dix Park events, Raleigh festivals, outdoor activities, government updates, and everything happening across the Triangle.
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#America250 #DixPark #DoRaleigh #DorotheaDixPark #DorotheaDixParkEvents #events #FamilyActivities #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay #July2026 #KidsEvents #News #OutdoorEvents #pilates #RaleighEvents #RaleighParks #SummerEvents #thingsToDoInRaleigh #YogaInThePark
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Town of Cary Weekly Event Guide: July 29 – July 5, 2026
Looking for things to do in Cary this week? From professional tennis and live music to Independence Day celebrations, family activities, fishing, and soccer, there’s something for everyone in the Town of Cary.
Here’s your weekly event guide for June 29 through July 5, 2026.
🎾 Cary Tennis Classic
June 29 – July 5
One of Cary’s premier sporting events returns as top tennis talent competes throughout the week. Whether you’re a longtime tennis fan or simply looking for exciting summer entertainment, the Cary Tennis Classic offers great competition in a beautiful setting.
Wednesday, July 1
Canceled – Senior Advisory Board
12:00 p.m.
The regularly scheduled Senior Advisory Board meeting has been canceled.
Thursday, July 2
Cary Tennis Classic
Continue enjoying tournament play throughout the day.
Friday, July 3
Cary Town Band Presents
7:30 p.m.
Celebrate Independence Day weekend with a patriotic performance by the Cary Town Band. Bring a chair or blanket and enjoy an evening of live music perfect for the whole family.
Saturday, July 4 – Independence Day
Independence Day Fishing Tournament
7:00 a.m.
Kick off your Fourth of July with a friendly fishing competition that’s fun for anglers of all ages.
Cary Presents: Independence Day Celebration
3:30 p.m.
Celebrate America’s birthday with one of the Triangle’s largest Independence Day festivals featuring family activities, entertainment, food vendors, and a spectacular fireworks celebration.
NC Courage vs. Seattle Reign
6:30 p.m.
Cheer on the NC Courage as they host Seattle Reign in an exciting National Women’s Soccer League matchup.
Sunday, July 5
Cary Tennis Classic
Wrap up the week by watching the tournament’s final matches and celebrating another successful Cary Tennis Classic.
Plan Your Week in Cary
Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, championship tennis, patriotic celebrations, live music, or professional soccer, Cary offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the holiday week.
Stay connected with DoRaleigh.com for the latest Cary events, Triangle festivals, local government meetings, concerts, sporting events, and community happenings.
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#FamilyActivities #IndependenceDay #CaryEvents #CaryNC #CaryTennisClassic #CaryTownBand #CaryEvents #DoRaleigh #FamilyEvents #FourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay #July2026 #NCCourage #SummerEvents #ThingsToDoInCary #TownOfCary #TriangleEvents
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Today is Iceland National Day 🙂
On this day in 1944, Iceland formally transitioned to a republic after 96% of the population voted in favor of adopting a new constitution and to end centuries-old ties with Denmark. The holiday also commemorates the birthday of Jón Sigurðsson, a leader of the 19th-century Icelandic independence movement.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelandic_National_Day
Gleðilegan þjóðhátíðardag, Ísland!
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#SciFi
(2/2)#TheMatrix saga
#Orwell' #1984
#Williams #Otherworld saga
#Terminator saga
#PlanetOfTheApes saga
#TheHandmaidsTale (not the book)
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/118250/ From remembrance to independence as a new immigrant to Israel #HolocaustRemembranceDay #IndependenceDay #Israel #MemorialDay #YomHaatzmaut #YomHashoah #YomHazikaron
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From remembrance to independence as a new immigrant to Israel
Since my last article shortly after Passover, Israel has marked three national days: Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day),…
#Israel #News #HolocaustRemembranceDay #independenceday #jerusalem #memorialday #yomhaatzmaut #yomhashoah #Yomhazikaron
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/?p=77961 ‘Do not forget the fighters’: Chaim Malespin marks Israel’s Independence Day #IndependenceDay #Israel #RemembranceDay #YomHaatzmaut #YomHazikaron #Zionism
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‘Do not forget the fighters’: Chaim Malespin marks Israel’s Independence Day https://www.byteseu.com/?p=1954932 #IndependenceDay #Israel #RemembranceDay #YomHaatzmaut #YomHazikaron #ZIONISM
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/?p=76230 Thoughts as Israel celebrates its 78th anniversary #ceremony #Democracy #Elections #IndependenceDay #Israel #YomHaatzmaut
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Tonight, all of Israel stops.
Memorial Day Eve begins at sundown. A siren sounds at 8pm across the entire country - not a warning, not a drill. A steady, constant tone that means: we remember. Together.
Every Israeli knows someone whose name belongs to that silence.
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/?p=72982 Israeli hotel chains offer Independence Day deals with up to 30% off #DeadSea #hotel #IndependenceDay #Israel #jerusalem #TelAviv #YomHaatzmaut
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How ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Star Wars’ Fandom Inspired Dean Devlin to Become a Billion Dollar Producer
#Variety #EntertainmentIndustry #Features #News #DeanDevlin #ElectricEntertainment #IndependenceDay #JackNicholson #Leverage #LisaBrenner #Mipcom #RobMinkoff #RolandEmmerich #StarTrek #StarWars #Stargate #StevenSpielberg -
July 4th in Longmont brought golden bursts lighting up the night sky — a summer celebration in full sparkle.
Where’s your favorite spot to watch fireworks?
#Photography #Fireworks #LongmontColorado #July4th #IndependenceDay #NightPhotography #ScottKissPhoto
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@JMarkOckerbloom Is there not a great irony in the Declaration of declaring Independence from absolute tyranny? Certainly doublespeak for a Prime Directive, to not interfere and not deny the rights of other Nations, but doing exactly that! #TreasonousTrump #IndependenceDay #MobRule #EcocideEmpires #OligarchsCults #CelebrityDeathCults #MobTerror #TransactionalRacketeering #DemocraticFreedom #SavageEmpires #CivilRights
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Since I can remember, Israel's Independence Day has always been a bittersweet occasion. We celebrate with joy and pride, yet our hearts ache with the memories of the sacrifices made.
This year, more than any other, has been the hardest I have ever known.
The resilience of the Israeli spirit is forged in the crucible of adversity. Each year, as we wave our flags and sing our songs, we also remember those who are not with us, the price we have paid, and the tears we have shed.
Today, we celebrate our independence. We honor the legacy of those who fought for our right to exist and those who continue to defend it.
We recognize that our freedom comes at the heaviest cost, but it also comes with a profound sense of unity and determination.
This year, our hearts may be too heavy to rejoice, but our spirit is unbreakable.
Happy Independence Day, Israel. Here's to many more years of resilience, growth, and unyielding hope.
#happyindependenceday #independenceday #MyIsrael #YomHaatzmaut
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Since I can remember, Israel's Independence Day has always been a bittersweet occasion. We celebrate with joy and pride, yet our hearts ache with the memories of the sacrifices made.
This year, more than any other, has been the hardest I have ever known.
The resilience of the Israeli spirit is forged in the crucible of adversity. Each year, as we wave our flags and sing our songs, we also remember those who are not with us, the price we have paid, and the tears we have shed.
Today, we celebrate our independence. We honor the legacy of those who fought for our right to exist and those who continue to defend it.
We recognize that our freedom comes at the heaviest cost, but it also comes with a profound sense of unity and determination.
This year, our hearts may be too heavy to rejoice, but our spirit is unbreakable.
Happy Independence Day, Israel. Here's to many more years of resilience, growth, and unyielding hope.
#happyindependenceday #independenceday #MyIsrael #YomHaatzmaut
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Since I can remember, Israel's Independence Day has always been a bittersweet occasion. We celebrate with joy and pride, yet our hearts ache with the memories of the sacrifices made.
This year, more than any other, has been the hardest I have ever known.
The resilience of the Israeli spirit is forged in the crucible of adversity. Each year, as we wave our flags and sing our songs, we also remember those who are not with us, the price we have paid, and the tears we have shed.
Today, we celebrate our independence. We honor the legacy of those who fought for our right to exist and those who continue to defend it.
We recognize that our freedom comes at the heaviest cost, but it also comes with a profound sense of unity and determination.
This year, our hearts may be too heavy to rejoice, but our spirit is unbreakable.
Happy Independence Day, Israel. Here's to many more years of resilience, growth, and unyielding hope.
#happyindependenceday #independenceday #MyIsrael #YomHaatzmaut
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Since I can remember, Israel's Independence Day has always been a bittersweet occasion. We celebrate with joy and pride, yet our hearts ache with the memories of the sacrifices made.
This year, more than any other, has been the hardest I have ever known.
The resilience of the Israeli spirit is forged in the crucible of adversity. Each year, as we wave our flags and sing our songs, we also remember those who are not with us, the price we have paid, and the tears we have shed.
Today, we celebrate our independence. We honor the legacy of those who fought for our right to exist and those who continue to defend it.
We recognize that our freedom comes at the heaviest cost, but it also comes with a profound sense of unity and determination.
This year, our hearts may be too heavy to rejoice, but our spirit is unbreakable.
Happy Independence Day, Israel. Here's to many more years of resilience, growth, and unyielding hope.
#happyindependenceday #independenceday #MyIsrael #YomHaatzmaut
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Since I can remember, Israel's Independence Day has always been a bittersweet occasion. We celebrate with joy and pride, yet our hearts ache with the memories of the sacrifices made.
This year, more than any other, has been the hardest I have ever known.
The resilience of the Israeli spirit is forged in the crucible of adversity. Each year, as we wave our flags and sing our songs, we also remember those who are not with us, the price we have paid, and the tears we have shed.
Today, we celebrate our independence. We honor the legacy of those who fought for our right to exist and those who continue to defend it.
We recognize that our freedom comes at the heaviest cost, but it also comes with a profound sense of unity and determination.
This year, our hearts may be too heavy to rejoice, but our spirit is unbreakable.
Happy Independence Day, Israel. Here's to many more years of resilience, growth, and unyielding hope.
#happyindependenceday #independenceday #MyIsrael #YomHaatzmaut
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@fawfulfan With their attacks on the Reconstruction Amendments, especially the Fourteenth Amendment, Leonard Leo's SCOTUS agents are doing the Confederacy's bidding, continuing, where Jan 6 ended.
They don't deserve to be on SCOTUS's bench.Roe v. Wade (abortion rights): Decision based on the 14th Amendment
Obergefell v. Hodges (same-sex marriage): Decision based on the 14th Amendment
Griswold v. Connecticut (birth control): Decision based on the 14th Amendment
Loving v. Virginia (freedom to marry, regardless of race): Decision based on the 14th Amendment
Lawrence v. Texas (intercourse between same-sex,partners): Decision based on the 14th Amendment
and more...
#HappyFourthOfJuly #IndependenceDay #RuleOfLaw #DefendTheConstitution #DefendAmerica #CleanSCOTUS #TermLimits #UnseatTheSix #LeosSCOTUSSix #InvestigateLeonardLeo #InvestigateFederalistSociety #InvestigateOpusDei #DarkMoney #Corruption #Bribery #DefraudingAmerica #JudicialIndependence #JudicialInsurrection
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I have no real idea who #NatashaCloud is, but I like her!
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Hier sind meine (mehr als 10 ;)):
#Orwell' #1984
#Williams #Otherworld saga
#TheMatrix saga
#Terminator saga
#PlanetOfTheApes saga
#TheHandmaidsTale (not the book)
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Daily #Hashtags For July
Jul 01
#CanadaDay #InternationalChickenWingDay #InternationalJokeDay #JulyMorningJul 02
#WorldSportsJournalistsDay #WorldUFODayJul 03
#InternationalPlasticBagFreeDayJul 04
#IndependenceDay (US)Jul 05
#InternationalBikiniDayJul 06-13
#NAIDOCWeek (Aus)Jul 06
#InternationalKissingDay #WorldZoonosesDayJul 07
#GlobalForgivenessDay #StarFestival #WorldChocolateDayJul 08 •
Jul 09 •Jul 10
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#WorldPopulationDayJul 12
#MalalaDay #PaperBagDayJul 13 •
Jul 14
#BastilleDay #CowAppreciationDay #SharkAwarenessDay #SocialMediaGivingDayJul 15
#WorldYouthSkillsDayJul 16
#WorldSnakeDayJul 17
#WorldDayForInternationalJustice #WorldEmojiDayJul 18
#NelsonMandelaDay #WorldListeningDayJul 19
#EidAlAdhaJul 20
#InternationalChessDay #MoonDay #SpaceExplorationDayJul 21
#RacialHarmonyDayJul 22
#PiApproximationDayJul 23 •
Jul 24 •Jul 25
#WorldEmbryologistsDayJul 26
#WorldTofuDayJul 27
#BagpipeAppreciationDayJul 28
#WorldHepatitisDay #WorldNatureConservationDayJul 29
#InternationalTigerDayJul 30
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Happy 125th Independence from Spain my beloved Nation, the Philippines!
(Which ironically, we're still using the name they gave us.)
For today's independence post, let's talk a bit about General Pío del Pilar.
The attached image is the KKK (Katipunan) flag used by General Pío del Pilar, the namesake of barangay Pio del Pilar, #Makati City.
His flag was called “Bandila ng Matagumpay” (en: “Flag of the Triumphants”) and was first used on July 11, 1895. (And his KKK faction was called “Matagumpay” (en: “Triumphants”)
Pío del Pilar was a force to reckoned with. He liberated , defended, and participated in many battles against the Spaniards. Some of these places we know today as Mandaluyong City, Las Piñas City, the Municipality of Pateros, Taguig, the province of Nueva Ecija, parts of Cavite province, and Calamba City (in the province of Laguna), to mention a few. (see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%ADo_del_Pilar )
Fun facts:
* General Pío del Pilar was born in Barrio Culi-culi, San Pedro de Macati.* Barrio Culi-culi is today's barangays Pio del Pilar and Bangkal.
* While San Pedro de Macati is now Makati City.
* His father was a farmer from Pasay City (one of the oldest cities in the country, and itself was a “kingdom” in pre-colonial times, named after Dayang-dayang (princess) Pasay, daughter of Rajah Sulayman of the “kingdom” of Maynila).
* And his mother was an embroider from Mandaluyong City.
#KKK #Katipunan #Philippines #Independence from #Spain #IndependenceDay #June12 #FilipinoMonth #Pilipinas #Ppop #Pdrama #PHdrama #IndependencePH #IndependenceDayPH #ArawNgKasarinlan #ArawNgKasarinlán #ArawNgKalayaan #History #Freedom from our oppressors!
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This is a pretty spectacular view of the #IAF flyovers for Israel's #IndependenceDay yesterday. We watched some of this from our city although we didn't see quite the detail you can see here.
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This is a pretty spectacular view of the #IAF flyovers for Israel's #IndependenceDay yesterday. We watched some of this from our city although we didn't see quite the detail you can see here.
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This is a pretty spectacular view of the #IAF flyovers for Israel's #IndependenceDay yesterday. We watched some of this from our city although we didn't see quite the detail you can see here.
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This is a pretty spectacular view of the #IAF flyovers for Israel's #IndependenceDay yesterday. We watched some of this from our city although we didn't see quite the detail you can see here.
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This is a pretty spectacular view of the #IAF flyovers for Israel's #IndependenceDay yesterday. We watched some of this from our city although we didn't see quite the detail you can see here.