“I was 89 years old and felt like I hadn’t done enough.” So Ms. Opal Lee laced up her sneakers and started walking. From Fort Worth to Dallas to D.C., she walked two and a half miles in each city to honor the two and a half years it took for enslaved people in Texas to learn they were free after the Emancipation Proclamation. That walk turned into a movement. And that movement helped make Juneteenth a federal holiday. This clip is from Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom, a documentary produced by Our Daily Bread in partnership with Jude 3 Project. 🎥 Now streaming on Tubi and Amazon Prime Video 📍Join Rasool Berry and special guests like Ms. Opal Lee and Lecrae on a journey to Galveston, Texas to uncover the faith that carried our ancestors through suffering into freedom. #JuneteenthFaithAndFreedom #MsOpalLee #Jude3Project #OurDailyBread #FaithAndFreedom #Juneteenth #ChristianDocumentary #BlackFaithHistory #GalvestonToFreedom #FreedomWalk #TubiStreaming #AmazonPrimeVideo #Juneteenth202...