English, 22.01.2021 06:00, heyhowdy

Make judgements; Mandela mentions the names of many "antiracist
freedom fighters." Based on the information in
the footnotes, as well as your own knowledge,
what common bond did these people share? Give
examples to support your answer.

This is from Our struggle is against all forms of racism, a speech by Nelson Mandela

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Make judgements; Mandela mentions the names of many "antiracist
freedom fighters." Based on t...