Voluntarily challenging his own one-sidedness

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Hi Steve Thanks for this and for your previous post.  Like you, I think Mandela provides an excellent example.  I am particularly reminded how during his long imprisonment he insisted upon learning the Afrikaans language – thus voluntarily challenging his own one-sidedness: an extraordinary example of generosity of spirit under the circumstances. Two comments on...

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