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kissicosmos- Reads 454
- Parts 3
Different stories about the greatest black men and women who fought and died for the legal right of Africans. A long walk to freedom .- Reads 454
Khloe0502- Reads 3
- Parts 1
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Whaleducker- Reads 22
- Parts 1
Don't we all wonder how life would have been if something had or had not happened? This story is based on an idea. An idea I had as a kid studying history. What if the Nazis had won? How would the world be? It would definitely be worse but how. Follow the story of Laurel Masons in this "what if" world.- Reads 22
K_Molapo- Reads 14
- Parts 1
A piece on the legendary Tata Madiba for the troubles he went through to secure our present livelihoods.- Reads 14
drowning_banana- Reads 23
- Parts 4
A girl who loves dragons and mysteries, too. Her name is Rina,her world is full of mysteries and magic,and every character is whom you know best^^ Rina and the other 12+ characters [Like these stories of mine] P.s this was copied from an old book of mine. This was written when I was 12.π- Reads 23
HST364- Reads 685
- Parts 11
It's no secret that the ANC has been instrumental in the fight against apartheid but what some of you may not know is that there was more than just Mandela at the forefront of the movement. Walter Sisulu was one of South Africa's most prominent activists in the struggle to end the overtly racist regime of apartheid. He co-founded the ANC Youth League, powerhouse the Umkhonto We Sizwe, and even introduced Nelson Mandela to the ANC. He helped usher South Africa into a democratic new age. So it's time that we put some respect on his name and shed some light onto this charismatic leader.- Reads 685
infinity_on_folie- Reads 185
- Parts 7
Romance between two FAKE people...All made up. It's kinda an inside joke that me and my bestie have so enjoy! Cover photo by @claire_the_bookworm+2 more- Reads 185
OliviaBrandt7- Reads 88
- Parts 2
This poem is about the strength and endurance of an average black/man/woman/child. It celebrates our journey and reminds of our past The current situation in the world has exposed how hard it is for black people in general. Human rights are meant for EVERYONE. This poem is just to remind us of what we went through as people and what we have achieved as people.- Reads 88
14QuotesSophieThyHuman- Reads 59
- Parts 10
So this are some of my favorite quotes. Quotes gathered for you today by: Sophie The Human A/N: I was battling between that pic of the quote of Doctor Seuss and one of a bunny with the face of Nicholas Cage.- Reads 59
JabulaniAndrewNzilan- Reads 32
- Parts 1
Nelson 'Madiba' Mandela was a father to his family, the nation and the global nation. He was an iconic leader and statesman who preached love, tolerance and universal upliftment of the poor and the downtrodden who often find it hard to survive from day to day. After his death, the principle of Ubuntu which was aimed at making the lives of the poor better was abandoned and everyone returned to their normal way of life. Madibaism is a new philosophy that takes over from where Ubuntu left off and tries to unite the global citizens in one common purpose as espoused by Nelson Mandela's teachings and work. Nelson Mandela strove for a 'rainbow nation' however, Madibaism strives for a 'global rainbow nation' wherein all human beings will live in peace, harmony and love for one another. Madibaism is a new universalist and humanist philosophy aimed at breaking boundaries of wealth, race, tribalism, gender entrenchment, homophobia, xenophobia and other social ills. It is through Madibaism that all human beings will experience Heaven on earth. As the world celebrates 100 years of Nelson Mandela through #BetheLegacy and Mandela Day, it would be better to venerate his name forever through a movement that seeks to change the world into a better place for all. Madibaism breaks the boundaries that have been established by religion, economical, social and political enclaves. It is through Madibaism that all people should experience the Utopia they have all longed for. This book is about a movement that will emancipate all humanity from hate, wealth inequality and all other negative aspects experienced by 98% of the world's population.+6 more- Reads 32
