South Africa
This place has social institutions which are under question in the book.
Bishopscourt
This place was the site of resistance meetings and where Mandela spent his first night of freedom.
Cape Town
This place was where Archbishop Tutu lived.
Johannesburg
This place was where Tutu lived as Bishop before becoming Archbishop.
The Sharpeville Massacre
This was believed to mark the beginning of severe abuses in the apartheid era.
The Election of 1994
This was part of the democratic process.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
This group was charged with the task of granting amnesty for human rights abuses.
Human Rights Abuses
This included killing, abduction, torture, and severe ill treatment.
Apartheid
This was the legal system enforced in South Africa between 1948 and 1994.
Racial Purity Ideology
This amplified a long time belief of racial superiority. One of its many ill effects included conditioning of the mind.
Christian Forgiveness
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