Remembering Desmond Tutu

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Learn about Desmond Tutu, the South African Anglican bishop, who worked against apartheid and racism and eventually won the Nobel Peace Prize.📖  Full Text @ BedtimeHistoryStories.com📺 YouTube👍 Facebook | Instagram🇲🇽 Spanish | "Déjame contarte la Historia"  Get HelloFresh for ... Show More

Reflecting on the life of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the South African priest who became a prominent figure in the fight against apartheid, and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984. 

Archbishop Desmond Tutu is one of our wisest models on the territory of reckoning with past wrongs that infuse and haunt the present. In the 1990s, he helped galvanize South Africa’s peaceful transition to democracy after decades of white supremacy as the law of the land. He tell ... Show More

How do you work for peace? Liz Waid and Colin Lowther look at the life of international peace leader Desmond Tutu. 

What can we learn we can use in our walk with Christ from this man who devoted his life to seeking justice for those who weren't receiving it. He literally changed the face of the South and helped the United States to better live out it's ideals that all men are created equal for ... Show More

Darren Harriott, Sikisa and Johnny Cochrane examine the civil rights leader. Producer Beth O'Dea