A day of the freedom (South Africa)

A day of the freedom is a nation holiday of the Republic of South Africa celebrated on April 27.

On this day in 1994, in celebration of freedom, I memorialize the first election after apartheid carried out.

Under the former apartheid, the thing which was not a white had only a right to vote, but election was nation election without the first racial discrimination, and anyone including the noncitizen that a vote was recognized 18 years or older voted regardless of a race.

Some groups and social exercise grieve in not being yet free by poverty and call a day of the non-freedom on a day of the freedom. ^[1].

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• The history of the Republic of South Africa

Footnote 1

1. ^ On the Anniversary of Nelson Mandela's Election: Why Political Campaigns Are Only One Road to Social Change by Danny Schechter, Common Dreams, April 28, 2008

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