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Soweto Uprising Remembered 50 Years Later

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The Soweto Uprising occurred on 16 June 1976, marking a significant event in South African history.
Originally a peaceful protest by students, it turned violent with police firing on demonstrators.
Participants and their families continue to reflect on the uprising's legacy and impact.
The anniversary is commemorated to honor those who fought against apartheid and its injustices.

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The Soweto Uprising occurred on 16 June 1976, marking a significant event in South African history.
Originally a peaceful protest by students, it turned violent with police firing on demonstrators.
Participants and their families continue to reflect on the uprising's legacy and impact.
The anniversary is commemorated to honor those who fought against apartheid and its injustices.

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