Question

What did Mandela think for oppresser and oppressed?
Answer in 30 to 40 words.

Answer 1

Mandela always thought that both

oppressor and oppressed are

deprived of their humanity.

Oppressor is a prisoner of hatred

while oppressed has no confidence

in humanity so both of them need

to be liberated.

Answer 2

Mandela thinks that both the oppressor and the oppressed are denied humanity residing in them. Thus, he feels they must be freed and deserve honor and respect.

Explanation:

• Mandela thought that both the oppressor, as well as, the oppressed are equally dispossessed of humanity. The oppressor because he is a convict of hate and aversion while the oppressed lacks the belief in humanity.
• Thus, he feels that they both are required to be freed from this mindset and see each other with the view of esteem and dignity.
• Mandela always wanted people to be free and possess a broad-mindset for accepting and respecting each other.

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