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    like us besides their skin, it was unjust and it must be fixed. From what my mother told me we should follow the ways of Nelson Mandela. But, before I followed his ways, I needed to know who he was. I found out that he was part of the African National Congress. I studied for years, focused on the Nelson’s wishes to save South Africa however, it seemed that every resort taken hurt him more. But, Finally the day came of our first protest. It was nine at night and me and my mother wanted to make it…

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    much to fight against oppression and defend human rights. Cesar Chavez and Nelson Mandela were two leaders who fought for human rights and triumphed. Cesar Chavez nonviolently advocated for immigrant farm workers rights. Notably, he called for a national boycott of California table grape growers and he brought awareness of pesticides dangerous effect on workers health. Eventually these efforts paid off when many growers signed contracts with the United Farm Workers. In “He showed us the way.”…

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    Imagine being threatened with a life sentence in jail for fighting for those who cannot speak for themselves. Although very few people would even consider risking their lives with this act, it is exactly what Nelson Mandela, the former President of South Africa, did to prevent his fellow South African people from harassment under the nation’s oppressive regime. Nevertheless, the driving force and characteristic in Mandela’s leadership in aiding his underprivileged compatriots was not his…

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    Nelson Mandela Nelson Mandela a revolutionary and philanthropic, South-African, who contributed to the end of apartheid. He was one of greats who impacted the world. He did many things, but the biggest impact was ending apartheid for South-Africans. He started as a young poor boy, then grow up to be the President of South Africa. Nelson did many things to change how blacks was treated in South Africa while he was growing up. He went to groups and did many things to represent blacks, and…

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    In this time period of the Apartheid there was one group called the ANC or African National Congress; this was the group that opposed this law. Our main character Eleanor was a part of this ANC group who opposed the movement. Her actions of being in the ANC as a white female was costly as one day a government official (Grobler) started searching…

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    Rubin “Hurricane” Carter and Nelson Mandela were both two powerful black leaders who were both sentenced to prison for innocent reasons. Carter and Mandela both fought for the inequality around the world, but yet were from different sides of the world. Carter was from the United States of America, and Mandela was from South Africa. Although these two men were both in prison, it does not mean they were terrible men, however, they actually made the world a better place with their prestige and…

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    under the African National Parliament. Within the National Parliament there are two houses of delegates, which are called the National Assembly of Provinces and the National Council of Provinces. These houses are further broken down into 13 different political parties to make up the African National Parliament. Shared between the two houses of Parliament are 400-delegate seats. The majority stake holder in reference to the number of seats taken is held by the African National Congress within the…

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    According to the African National Congress (ANC)’s Freedom Charter of 1955, all people [of South Africa] shall have the right to live where they choose, be decently housed, and to bring their families up in comfort and security...rent and prices shall be lowered...slums shall be demolished and new suburbs built where all have transport, roads, lighting, playing fields...and social centres…[and] fenced locations and ghettoes shall be abolished. When one examines the imperfect performance of the…

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    South Africa is one of the greatest country of our planet located in the southern part of Africa. It is a country that has left its mark in recent world history. It is well known by its famous personalities as it was ex-president Nelson Mandela, a politician/ human right fighter. South Africa has also been the inspiration for many scientific studies, novels, books, articles and films. Among these famous novels we find a pieces of art called Disgrace written by the controversial author John…

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    Summary of Evidence • Robben Island Tour: Gained an awareness that Robben Island had a far more diverse history than I expected and gave rise to my historical investigation. • Oprah Winfrey’s Mandela Interview Published in O Magazine in 2001: Nelson Mandela, who is regarded as Robben Island’s most famous prisoner, was “unscathed by bitterness” after leaving the island as it allowed him to develop into the diplomatic politician South Africa needed to transition into a democracy. Mandela’s message…

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