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Desmond Tutu Created By DIYA 6 WB NAIPUNYA 6 WC PRANAV 6 WB ANGEL 6 WC THARUN  Early life Born October 7, 1931, in Klerksdorp, South Africa. Raised in a religious family; his father was a teacher, and his mother was a domestic worker. Experienced apartheid-era segregation firsthand, which...

Desmond Tutu Created By DIYA 6 WB NAIPUNYA 6 WC PRANAV 6 WB ANGEL 6 WC THARUN  Early life Born October 7, 1931, in Klerksdorp, South Africa. Raised in a religious family; his father was a teacher, and his mother was a domestic worker. Experienced apartheid-era segregation firsthand, which shaped his later activism. Studied theology and became an Anglican priest, later rising through the ranks of the church. Fight Against Apartheid Tutu became a vocal critic of apartheid,. advocating for equality, human rights, and non-violent resistance. Used his platform as Archbishop of Cape Town to speak out against racial segregation and injustice. He was a global symbol of resistance to apartheid.  Desmond Tutu’s Philosophy of Non- Violence Theology of Reconciliation: Tutu advocated for forgiveness, reconciliation, and healing rather than revenge, even after the fall of apartheid. He believed that true peace and justice could only be achieved through understanding and mutual respect. Quote: "We were made for goodness, to live in harmony with each other, to love, to be kind." Nobel Peace Prize (1984) Awarded for: In recognition of his role in the peaceful struggle against apartheid and his advocacy for non-violent resistance. Desmond Tutu was the first Black South African to win the Nobel Peace Truth and Reconciliation Commission Post-Apartheid: Chairperson of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), which focused on healing the country through truth-telling and forgiveness, rather than punishment  Legacy Global Advocate: Continued to speak out on global issues like human rights, LGBT rights, and climate change. Moral Icon: Desmond Tutu’s work continues to inspire movements for justice, peace, KEY QUOTE Conclusion This shorter version captures the essence of Desmond Tutu’s life and contributions, focusing on the key moments and his enduring impact. Desmond Tutu’s life exemplifies courage, forgiveness, and the belief that peace and justice can transform society. His legacy continues to inspire the fight for equality and human dignity worldwide. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!