Foreword by Jennifer Galvin[00:00:00]It’s easy to think about history as something finished, a completed story. Decisions were made. Chapters closed. Lessons were learned. But then there are moments when history doesn’t feel finished at all. And ...
Jennifer Galvin
Foreword by Jennifer Galvin[00:00:00]It’s easy to think about history as something finished, a completed story. Decisions were made. Chapters closed. Lessons were learned. But then there are moments when history doesn’t feel finished at all. And ...
[00:00:00]The moment when South Africa became a democratic society in 1994 and Nelson Mandela became president, it was a moment of extraordinary joy, if you can imagine that. That sort of freedom at last. [Archival news clip]: Nelson Mandela: T...
[00:00:00]The moment when South Africa became a democratic society in 1994 and Nelson Mandela became president, it was a moment of extraordinary joy, if you can imagine that. That sort of freedom at last. [Archival news clip]: Nelson Mandela: T...
Jennifer Galvin: A quick content note before we begin. This episode includes discussions of violence and trauma. Some of these descriptions may be difficult to hear. Please take care while listening. [00:00:00]There were many people part of the Afric...
Jennifer Galvin: A quick content note before we begin. This episode includes discussions of violence and trauma. Some of these descriptions may be difficult to hear. Please take care while listening. [00:00:00]There were many people part of the Afric...
[00:00:00]For years of my life, Nelson Mandela was in prison. He was imprisoned on Robben Island. He was a mystical figure to all of us. He was released from prison in 1990, and he became South Africa’s first democratically elected president in...
[00:00:00]For years of my life, Nelson Mandela was in prison. He was imprisoned on Robben Island. He was a mystical figure to all of us. He was released from prison in 1990, and he became South Africa’s first democratically elected president in...
[00:00:00] My story is a small story. Nelson Mandela spent 27 long years in prison. I spent mere weeks. Many of my colleagues and friends spent much longer times in prison. South Africa’s current President Cyril Ramaphosa was held in detention ...
[00:00:00] My story is a small story. Nelson Mandela spent 27 long years in prison. I spent mere weeks. Many of my colleagues and friends spent much longer times in prison. South Africa’s current President Cyril Ramaphosa was held in detention ...