In 1994, Nelson Mandela walked onto the Rugby World Cup field wearing the Springbok jersey, a powerful symbol once associated with apartheid. That moment wasn’t just about reconciliation; it was about a nation choosing the kind of leadership it wanted to embody. The crowd, mostly white, erupted in
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