Today on the show, a new way to approach religious freedom, a new award, and the Mormon response to Juneteenth. All that plus more on the Report!

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‘Break down slavery!’ Joseph Smith’s contributions to American democracy (Deseret News)

Vandals Go On Rampage At West Jordan Church, $50,000 In Damages (KSL)

A Possibly Amended ‘The Book Of Mormon’ Announces November Broadway Return (Deadline Hollywood)

MHA Announces New Public History Award (Mormon History Association)

Tabernacle Choir Proceeds With 2022 Heritage Tour (Church Newsroom)

Dedication Date Announced for Pocatello Idaho Temple (Church Newsroom)

Prophet Receives Honorary Degree from the University of Utah (Church Newsroom)

“Oath of a Freeman” Forgery Acquired for the Grolier Club (Fine Books & Collections)

LDS Church welcome centers provide resources to immigrants, refugees (Daily Herald)

U.S. in a ‘perilous moment’ — Legal experts debate LDS leader Dallin Oaks’ talk on the Constitution (Salt Lake Tribune)

How Juneteenth brought together a southern Dallas church and the Latter-day Saints (Dallas Morning News)

What can America learn from the NAACP-Latter-day Saint relationship? (Deseret News)

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Jenny: YW camp. And Seat Belts. And hbd Monica.

Brandt: Dogs and families

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