Prince Abdulrahman Ibrahim Sori Day, celebrated on May 9th in Natchez, Mississippi, honors the extraordinary life and legacy of Prince Abdulrahman, a West African royal who was enslaved in Natchez for 40 years. The day recognizes his resilience, cultural heritage, and the profound impact of his story on American and African history. Events include educational programs, community gatherings, and reflections on the themes of freedom, identity, and human dignity, ensuring that his journey continues to inspire future generations.