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Mandela’s Lessons on Dignity from Prison Life

10 Jul 2014 · 0 min

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In this brief interview excerpt, the host asks how Nelson Mandela managed to earn the respect of racist prison guards by insisting they address him only as "Mandela" or "Mr. Mandela." The response emphasizes that Mandela began his fight for dignity the very first day of his incarceration, using the demand for respectful address as a foundational act of resistance.

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