In at least one hundred words, explain the purpose of Mandela's Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech (1993). Describe how the point of view of the speech further develops the purpose. Use details from the text to support your response.
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- The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to give the peace Nobel prize to Nelson Mandela in 1993.
- This peace Nobel prize was given to Nelson Mandela for his work to complete termination of the apartheid regime.
- There are many reasons for that African people were so attracted towards Nelson Mandela for his work.
- The Nobel peace prize committee set a criteria for award. They develop new policy for award.
- Work for human rights is the main criteria for Nobel Peace Prize.
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Mandela's acceptance speech was to advocate for destroying the apartheid in South Africa. Mandela was speaking from first-hand experience, having had grown up in South Africa, he witnessed the segregation and was forced to endure it. He was upset with the injustice black people would face on a daily basis, without being able to reach out and change things. Mandela's acceptance speech gave him an outlet to speak out on the issues in Africa, and actually be heard. His words educated people on the apartheid and everything it entailed, while also demanding that the South African government change it's ways.
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