The image features a graphic design with a black and white color scheme. The central focus is a stylized silhouette of a person's head and shoulders, which appears to be a woman. The silhouette is outlined in white against a black background, giving it a stark contrast. Above the silhouette, there is text that reads "JUNE TWENTH FREEDOM DAY" in large, bold letters. The text is also in black, matching the background, and it is positioned directly above the silhouette. Below the silhouette, there is additional text that provides a date and year: "6-19-1865." This text is smaller than the main title but still prominent, and it is also in black. The overall style of the image is reminiscent of a poster or a commemorative graphic, with a clear and bold design intended to draw attention to the date and the significance of June 19th, 1865. The use of a silhouette adds a dramatic and evocative element to the design.