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National Freedom Day is celebrated on February 1st every year to honor the signing of the 13th Amendment by President Abraham Lincoln in 1865. This amendment ended slavery in the United States, marking the beginning of a new era of liberty and justice.

This day reminds us that freedom is not free — it was earned through pain, courage, and sacrifice. Millions of people suffered under slavery, and their struggle paved the way for generations to live in equality.

National Freedom Day teaches us to cherish our freedom, respect others, and continue building a nation where everyone is treated fairly. It is a reminder that every person deserves dignity, respect, and the right to live free.