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  1. 🌍✨ This Human Rights Month, let’s reflect on South Africa’s journey towards equality and freedom. 🇿🇦 March 21st marks a time to celebrate our progress, honour the struggles of the past, and renew our commitment to a future of social justice and human rights for all. 🙌

    Read our new article on Deepening a Culture of Social Justice and Human Rights: zurl.co/n3oXw

    #BabyYumYum #BYY #HumanRightsDay #SocialJustice #EqualityForAll #SouthAfrica #HumanRights #March21 #Inclusion

  2. Al ruim dertig jaar antiracisme acties in Nederland rond VN-dag 21 maart

    Door René Danen

    De jaarlijkse acties rondom de VN-dag tegen racisme kennen een lange traditie in Nederland. Al vanaf 1992 zijn er grote antiracisme demonstraties rondom 21 maart. Dit jaar zijn er ook weer acties gepland. ...

    platformstopracisme.nl/al-ruim

    #21M #21maart #March21 #racisme #fascisme

  3. The oldest chicken arrived here 11 years ago today. I think she might be the chick on the left, her eyes/pupils have always been a bit different.

    Previous post.

    mastodon.social/@firephoto/114

    #chickens #australorp #March21 #BackyardChickens #chicken #hen #CCBYNCND

  4. No crocus blooms, a new tulip is up which is one of the freebies from the bulb order, and one of the smallest pots has a daffodil showing.

    #gardening #spring #March21 #crocuses #tulips #daffodils #CCBYNCND

  5. The world's longest wheelchair journey began on this date in 1985. Rick Hansen left Vancouver in his wheelchair on a journey that would take him around the world in just over 2 years, raising $20 million for spinal cord research.

    10 weird and wonderful things which happened on 21 March:

    topicaltens.blogspot.com/2022/

    #OTD #OnThisDay #OnThisDate #ThisDayInHistory #21March #March21

  6. @dralant Just learned that #March21 is #NationalCommonCourtesyDay. “National Common Courtesy Day on March 21st serves as a reminder of the behavior that keeps society from melting into a sea of madness. In addition, the day brings awareness to how crucial common courtesy is in our lives and provides examples to help us improve.”