How your favourite celebrities commemorated Youth Day

Celebrities took to their social media platforms to reflect on the meaning of this phenomenal day and how it continues to add meaning in their lives. In case you missed it, here’s what they had to say:

Please join us this Sunday in a march against all the violence and killings that have been taking place. It hit us very close to home and we need your support in fighting this evil. This Sunday 9am at Morris Isaacson High School (Opp. June 16 Memorial). Please share this and join us 💜✊🏽 #KarabosWish

A post shared by Bongekile Simelane (@babes_wodumo) on Jun 15, 2017 at 10:33pm PDT

Today let’s rekindle the undying spirit of the youth of June 16, 1976. We are aware that today’s youth face a different battle for the class of 1976, drug abuse, joblessness and lack of access to quality education are among some of the key challenges for young people today. For many democracy has not brought the milk and honey our forefathers fought so hard for, indeed 23 years after our first democratic elections in 1994, the youth largely are still chained to the ugly legacy of the past. Like the youth of June 16, 1976 today’s crop needs to and can chart their own destiny. #AlutaContinua #TheStruggleContinues

A post shared by Basetsana Kumalo (@basetsanakumalo) on Jun 15, 2017 at 10:22pm PDT

Salute to the Youth of 76, who paid the sacrifice so that I may enjoy the education that I did. #June16 #YouthDay

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A post shared by ProVerbMusic (@proverbmusic) on Jun 16, 2017 at 12:55am PDT

✊🏾 🇿🇦 May we always remember and embrace the Power of joining hands to fight for what we deserve. POWER TO THE YOUTH! #YouthDay #June16 #1976 #YouFoughtForMe #EternalGratitude #SouthAfrica

A post shared by Boitumelo Thulo (@boity) on Jun 16, 2017 at 12:23am PDT

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