Desmond Tutu addressed major social issues through his activism, focusing on apartheid, racial injustice, and human rights. As a key figure in the anti-apartheid movement, Tutu advocated for peaceful resistance and reconciliation, serving as a voice for the oppressed. His efforts to promote equality and social justice earned him a worldwide following. Tutu’s commitment to non-violence and his promotion of the “Truth and Reconciliation Commission” aimed to heal a divided nation and foster a more equitable society, making significant contributions to the struggle for human rights in South Africa.