Albert Lutuli

Albert Lutuli, born in 1898 and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 1960, was a towering figure in the struggle against apartheid in South Africa. As the President of the African National Congress, he fearlessly led the charge for equality and justice in the face of immense adversity. His unwavering commitment to the cause of civil rights inspired generations and continues to resonate today. By understanding his legacy and the sacrifices he made, we can honor his memory and carry forward the fight for a more just and equitable world. Let us learn from his courage and dedication, and let his story ignite our passion for creating a society where all are truly equal.

Origin country was South Africa

1898

Ethnicity: African

Gender: Male