Charleston, United States Of America. 02nd Jan, 2022. Charleston, United States of America. 02 January, 2022. A float carrying the Emancipation beauty queens passes during the 156th annual Emancipation Proclamation parade celebrating the freeing of African-American slaves, January 1, 2022 in Charleston, South Carolina. The parade has been held on New Year Day since 1866 and is the oldest parade in the country commemorating the day President Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery. Credit: Richard Ellis/Richard Ellis/Alamy Live News

Charleston, United States Of America. 02nd Jan, 2022. Charleston, United States of America. 02 January, 2022. A float carrying the Emancipation beauty queens passes during the 156th annual Emancipation Proclamation parade celebrating the freeing of African-American slaves, January 1, 2022 in Charleston, South Carolina. The parade has been held on New Year Day since 1866 and is the oldest parade in the country commemorating the day President Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery. Credit: Richard Ellis/Richard Ellis/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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