March 21st is more than a date. It is the day South Africa remembers the Sharpeville Massacre when peaceful protestors stood against unjust pass laws and were met with gunfire. 69 people were killed, hundreds injured. This day became Human Rights Day, a national reminder that freedom was paid for with courage, sacrifice, and unbroken African resilience. Today we honor those who fought. We remember those who fell. And we stand for human rights everywhere on the continent. If you love African hist

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