Wednesday, July 18, 2018 became one of the most special days for the world community. Yes, that day coincides with 100 years Nelson Mandela, South African anti-apartheid figure. Since his death in 2013 and to commemorate the struggle of Nelson Mandela, the world community began to recognize Mandela Day, the anniversary of the birth of Mandela on 18 July.

Many activities are held to commemorate Mandela Day, and the greatest memorial is certainly made at the birthplace of Mandela, South Africa. Former President of the United States (US) Barack Obama is also seen attending the 100th anniversary of Nelson Mandela in South Africa.

Reported by AFP on Thursday (18/07/2018), Obama had expressed his admiration for Mandela who is a global icon for the struggle of blacks. "I once met with Mandela in 2005, though not for long. Mandela is the one who inspires me, "Obama said in his speech.

"By hearing all the stories about his struggle, Mandela made me want to be a better person," Obama said. Not only Obama, Nelson Mandela's struggle has also inspired many people around the world, it can be seen in various cyber community chirps to commemorate 100 years of birth Nelson Mandela.

Nelson Mandela, originally known as a lawyer attack, has been actively involved in the anti-apartheid movement since he was still in his 20s. For 20 years, Mandela who earned a Bachelor of Art (BA) from the University of South Africa in 1943 led a peace campaign, rejecting violence from the South African Government's racist policies.

Thursday (19/07/2018), Nelson Mandela is a child of Nonqaphi Nosekeni and Nkosi Mphakanyiswa Gadla Mandela pair. He is known as a brave figure because his courage is also Mandela's life is very restrained, even he was in prison. Mandela's courage can be seen in some of the most inspiring quotes from him like the one below.

1 No one is born to hate others because of the color of his skin, his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate. If they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love because love is more natural to the human heart than the other way around.

2 Rejecting the fulfillment of human rights means challenging the humanity itself. Getting someone to suffer with hunger and a life of deprivation (poverty) means not humanizing them. However, these are the bad luck that affects all blacks in our country under the apartheid system.

3 I acknowledge that I have no right to judge others on my own terms, however I may be proud of my custom.

4 People might say spending 27 years in jail has wasted your life. However, the most important thing for a politician is whether the ideas where you depend your life still live, whether those ideas win in the end, and everything that happens shows that we are not sacrificing in vain.

5 Our struggle for freedom and justice is a collective effort. The effort to create a better world for everyone who lives in it is in your hands.

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