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1. Hector Pieterson was a 13-year-old boy who was shot and killed by police during the Soweto Uprising on June 16, 1976. His death, captured in an iconic photograph, became a powerful symbol of the brutality of the apartheid regime.

2. Nkosi Johnson was a South African child born with HIV. He became a prominent activist and advocate for the rights and acceptance of children living with HIV/AIDS. He died from AIDS-related complications at the age of 12 in 2001.

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• Both were young South African boys who died at a young age.
• Both became powerful symbols of major national struggles: Hector Pieterson for the anti-apartheid movement, and Nkosi Johnson for the fight against HIV/AIDS.

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• Hector Pieterson died as a direct result of state violence during a political protest, while Nkosi Johnson died from an illness (HIV/AIDS).
• Hector Pieterson's struggle was against racial oppression and an unjust education system, whereas Nkosi Johnson's struggle was against a public health crisis, social stigma, and for the rights of children with HIV/AIDS.

6. Students in 1976 were struggling against the apartheid government's policy of enforcing Afrikaans as the medium of instruction in black schools, which they viewed as a symbol of oppression and an inferior education system.

7. Dealing with HIV/AIDS is considered a "new struggle" because, after the end of apartheid, South Africa faced a severe public health crisis with the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This new challenge required a different kind of national effort and attention, particularly given its devastating impact on the youth.

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