MP Board · Class 10 · English · First Flight: Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to FreedomHow did Nelson Mandela's understanding of freedom change as he grew older?
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As a student, Mandela wanted personal freedom for himself, like staying out at night and reading what he pleased. Later, as a young man in Johannesburg, he yearned for the basic, honorable freedoms of achieving his potential, earning his keep, and marrying. Eventually, he realized that true freedom meant the collective freedom of all his people.
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