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The Charter That Changed a Country


Held in Kliptown, South Africa, in 1955, the Congress of the People was a landmark gathering that united activists, workers, and leaders across racial and political lines to envision a democratic nation. This moment became a moral cornerstone of the anti-apartheid struggle, shaping the vision of equality and justice that would later inspire South Africa’s democratic Constitution.


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