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• • Resilience The ability to recover, stay strong, and keep going after facing hardships, failures, or problems.
• • Determination Having a strong will and never giving up, even when facing difficulties or challenges.
• • Beacon A guiding light or symbol of hope that inspires people and shows a positive example to follow.
• • Protester A person who publicly shows that they disagree with something, often through demonstrations, marches, or signs, to demand change.
• • Sacrifice Giving up something valuable, such as time, comfort, or personal safety, for the benefit of others or for an important cause.
• • Welfare Support provided by the government or community to help people meet basic needs such as food, housing, and healthcare.
• • Dignity Respect for yourself and others, and being treated as valuable and worthy of fair treatment.
• • Freedom The ability to live, speak, and act without unfair control or restrictions.
• • Emancipation The act of being set free from control, slavery, or restrictions, gaining independence and rights.
• • Petition A written request signed by many people that asks leaders or authorities to make a change or take action.
• • Uprising A strong, organized protest or rebellion against authority or government, often involving many people.
• • Imprisoned Being kept in jail or confined as a punishment, often for political reasons or breaking unjust laws.
• • Justice Fair treatment of people according to the law, and making sure everyone is held to the same rules and protected from unfair treatment.
• • Equality The state in which all people are treated the same and have the same rights, opportunities, and access to resources.
• • Activist A person who works hard for the social, political, or environmental change, often by speaking out, protesting, or organizing campaigns.
• • Oppression Treating people unfairly, controlling them, or limiting their rights, often over a long period of time.
• • Democracy A system of government where citizens have the power to choose their leaders and make decisions by voting.
• • Apartheid . A system of legal or official separation of people based on race, where some groups have more rights and opportunities than others
• • Segregation The practice of keeping people separate, often by race, religion, or other groups, which usually leads to unfair treatment or fewer opportunities for some people .

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