However, in today's terms, I think it also can symbolize the struggle from the shackles of poverty, AIDS, tyranny, or oppression from their own government.
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| This statue or variations of it can be found through-out many African nations. I believe it's original intent was to symbolize the freedom from the shackles of European slavery. However, in today's terms, I think it also can symbolize the struggle from the shackles of poverty, AIDS, tyranny, or oppression from their own government. |
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