How did Nelson Mandela represent the picture of subjugation??
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Never before in history was one human being so universally acknowledged in his lifetime as the embodiment of magnanimity and reconciliation as Nelson Mandela was.
He set aside the bitterness of enduring 27 years in apartheid prisons — and the weight of centuries of colonial division, subjugation and repression — to personify the spirit and practice of ubuntu, or human kindness. He perfectly understood that people are dependent on other people in order for individuals and society to prosper.
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