Let's Make a Difference

 One of the most complete, charismatic, upright, and prolific world leaders of the 20th century, was Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, a vital figure for the radical change of his nation, South Africa, who was born in the Transkei region in 1918, the son of a tribal chief of the Madiba clan (the nickname that the leader later receives), whom he loses in his childhood and after learning the details of their culture he moves to the great city of Johannesburg, he meets Walter Sisulu, a friend who influences his political ideas of African socialism, his career as a Lawyer and his entry into the African National Congress, an organization that fights against the oppression of black people in that country and a subsequent segregationist apartheid system of institutional racism. Although at the beginning the aforementioned organization uses non-violent methods in the style of Gandhi, which already led to Mandela demonstrating and being arrested in the 1950s, then the massacres and injustices of the A