History is made and history being remembered are two very different things. While the former is a celebrated act of a positive and reforming outcome, the latter is often soaked with memories and instances of oppression, injustice, suppression, and death due to murder. It’s these blood-soaked instances that lay the cornerstone for the moment when history would be made. If we would travel 37 years…
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