ARE WE REALLY FREE?

I know that this is a bit late but who cares? Anyways I decided to wake up early and make my way to town because the day before I was there but I forgot something Important so I took a taxi to town. On the way to there we passed people dressed In DA t-shirts running around the streets apparently celebrating the above mentioned holiday and then one of the ladies in the taxi started speaking about how people from that party cannot be celebrating the day when these are the very same people who took everything from us"blacks" and everyone started agreeing with her.

We all know what this day is about, but what we are celebrating may have changed. I have been making my own observations as well as to what it evokes in us as people. We can sit here and speak about a rainbow nation and equality and yet we are unable to make amends and forgive what is supposed to stay in the past. With ever public holiday that puts us in the past we have been unable to make decisions, step foot in the right direction because of the chains of our past that have now become our present. You see this country is far from being free, we may be the rainbow nation but our hatred and fear of what will or can be will never make us rest easy. We are unable to grow and change, have better leaders because of fear, we are not free not even close. We continue to make some bad decisions and we have dug up the past just like we do everyday of our lives when we choose to relive the the events of our pasts. 

We speak of the young person rising and yet they are all over clubs getting drunk, encouraging them to have blessers and have a better life full of all the luxuries they want. How does a young person rise and go to school as to better themselves when even the jobs we get we don't get them based on merit? My question is are convinced that this is freedom? the kind that we signed up for?  

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