Desmond Tutu was one of those people whose light shone so bright while he was here, it will continue to guide our way even in his absence. No one deserves our gratitude, and a peaceful joyful rest, more than he. 🙏🏻

Dec 27, 2021 · 9:43 AM UTC

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Feel free to retweet this if you support electricity for Ethiopia. You don't have to give me credit for informing you. But if you don't retweet it, we'll know that you prefer to keep Africa in the dark and underdeveloped. nitter.vloup.ch/anteneh_asnake/s…
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Amen!! 🙏🏼
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Thank God he didn’t shrink his light and play small! I loved your quote sooo much I put it in this tiktok @marwilliamson ! Thank you! ✨💛✨
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When we think of Desmond we should think of the new Constitution the ANC created. George Washington’s net worth in today’s dollars was over $450 million. Our government was established by the oligarchy, and that continues today. buzzsprout.com/1861129

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For me, my most powerful memory of Desmond Tutu was ... His Power to Forgive!
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Very true, Marianne!. He was a good man by many people's accounts! You too shine lots of bright light on a host of humanitarian issues; truly like your humanistic approach to both politics n economics😛😍
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He may have done some good things for some people, but from what ive seen he was a huge antisemite, and probably hated you for your judaism. That kind of hate deserves no gratitude and only leaves the world darker
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"Truth & Reconciliation" let a lot of people in the racist Apartheid government off the hook for their countless crimes against humanity. Tutu was a useful tool. Imagine Tutu at Nuremberg.
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His comment about not remaining neutral when anyone is being oppressed should resound forever in the hearts and minds.
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The vast wealth in South Africa is pretty much still controlled by the same people with a Black Management class installed for cover.
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