The autobiography was urged as essential reading, with its story of Mandela's 28year imprisonment and postrelease emphasis on unity and forgiveness emphasizing personal responsibility.
Have you read The Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela? No. Oh my God. You have to read this book.
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The autobiography was urged as essential reading, with its story of Mandela's 28year imprisonment and postrelease emphasis on unity and forgiveness emphasizing personal responsibility.
Have you read The Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela? No. Oh my God. You have to read this book.
He was in prison for 28 years and he comes out and is like, no, no, no, we're not seeking revenge. That to oppress is to give up your humanity. He talked about the third way, unity, and refusing to be the oppressor or the oppressed.