Question

what does nelson Mandela mean by extraordinary human disaster​

Answer 1

Explanation: Nelson Mandela fight against apartheid

• The term "extra ordinary human disaster" used by Nelson Mandela refers to the practice of apartheid in South Africa.
• During apartheid period there was racial discrimination which was based upon the color of the skin of people.
• Black skinned people had no proper constitutional rights.
• Blacks were not treated with the same yardstick as the whites were.
• Blacks were often victimized because of their color.
• Blacks were not treated equally and were also not given adequate opportunity like their white counterparts.

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Answer 2

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