The 16th of June holds profound significance in South Africa as it marks a poignant commemorative day known as "Youth Day". On this day, South Africans reflect upon the tragic events that unfolded when an immense number of students took to the streets of Soweto, united in their resistance against the compulsory adoption of Afrikaans as the language of instruction in schools. Tragically, the authorities met their peaceful protest with a brutal show of force, resulting in numerous fatalities and injuries. Youth Day serves as an indelible reminder, not only of the profound tragedy that occurred, but also of the pivotal role played by the youth in the relentless struggle for freedom, equality, and access to education in South Africa. It is a powerful symbol of resilience and the unwavering spirit that continues to shape the nation's ongoing quest for a just and equitable society. This Youth Day, The Dandelion Philosophy would like to pay tribute to the Cambridge Youth Society (CYS), an inspiring collective of individuals from the disadvantaged community of Cambridge in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. Drawing parallels to the historic protest of 1976, CYS has united in a remarkable endeavour, joining forces to confront the pervasive issues of poverty and inequality within their community.