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National Freedom Day is not just another date on the calendar — it is a day that reminds us of courage and progress. On February 1, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln signed a law that led to the end of slavery. This was a turning point in American history, bringing hope to millions of people who had suffered for generations.

Today, National Freedom Day celebrates the ideas of liberty and equality. Schools and communities organize events to honor those who fought for civil rights. People read stories, listen to speeches, and share messages about unity and peace.

This day encourages us to value freedom — not only for ourselves but for everyone. Freedom gives people a voice, a dream, and a chance to make the world better.