Thank you
Desmond once said something in an interview that changed how I thought about my own work. I've never forgotten it.

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1931 – 2021 · aged 90 · Archbishop and anti-apartheid activist
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”
Remember Desmond
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Desmond Tutu was the first Black Archbishop of Cape Town, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for his non-violent opposition to apartheid, and chaired South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. He died at 90.
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.”
Memories, thanks and farewells from the people Desmond touched.
Desmond once said something in an interview that changed how I thought about my own work. I've never forgotten it.
My dad introduced me to Desmond's work when I was a kid. We talked about it for hours. Today I'm thinking of both of them.
Desmond Tutu will be remembered long after the rest of us are forgotten. That's what greatness looks like.
Not many people can say they made millions of strangers feel less alone. Desmond could.
Rest well, Desmond. The work is done, and it was good.
Lighting a candle from Poland. Desmond meant a great deal to a lot of us here.
Beautifully said.
To the family: you shared Desmond with all of us for so long. Thank you. We're holding you in our thoughts.
A life fully lived. Thank you, Desmond.
Same here. Exactly this.
My grandmother loved Desmond. When she died we played their work at the funeral. Now they're both gone. Strange how connected it all is.
This made me cry. Thank you.
This made me cry. Thank you.
Thank you for your gentleness in a hard world.
I feel exactly the same way.
Some people leave a mark on the world that doesn't fade. Desmond was one of them.
Gone too soon, even at any age. There was so much more to come.
The world is a little quieter today.
I never met Desmond, but I feel like I grew up with them. Thank you for being part of my life.
Yes. This.
181 people are remembering Desmond here. Light a candle when words are hard. It stays here.
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I feel exactly the same way.