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Glenlivet backlash: Struggle heroines’ families demand answers over 1956 Women’s March whisky advert

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Glenlivet backlash: Struggle heroines’ families demand answers over 1956 Women’s March whisky advert

Families of South Africa’s 1956 Women’s March heroines say their loved ones’ courage and sacrifice must not be turned into advertising material, demanding answers from Glenlivet over the controversial campaign.

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