Desmond Tutu, a symbol of resistance against apartheid and oppression
Desmond Tutu, South Africas Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist and retired Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town died at the age of 90.
He worked tirelessly against apartheid in South Africa through non-violent means. His courage and fight against injustices like oppression, especially in the case of Palestinians, is just part of his legacy.
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