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Standing up for what is right from "summary" of Long Walk To Freedom by Nelson Mandela
In those early days, I learned that to stand up for what is right is not always easy. It requires courage, conviction, and a willingness to face the consequences of one's actions. But I also learned that the cost of remaining silent in the face of injustice is far greater than the cost of speaking out. When I first began my political activism, I was met with resistance, hostility, and even violence. But I knew in my heart that I could not remain silent in the face of the oppression and discrimination that my people were facing. I knew that I had a responsibility to speak out, to fight for justice, and to do whatever was necessary to bring about change. I faced many obstacles along the way. I was arrested, imprisoned, and subjected to all manner of indignities. But through it all, I remained steadfast in my commitment to the cause of freedom and equality. I refused to back down, even when the odds seemed insurmountable. Standing up for what is right is not just a matter of words—it requires action. It means pu...
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