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Struggle for Freedom and Justice in South Africa
October 30, 2007
Desmond Tutu archbishop emeritus, 2003 Nobel Peace Prize
Margaret Marshall chief justice, Supreme Judicial Court, MA
Richard Goldstone justice, Constitutional Court of South Africa
Henry Louis Gates Jr. director, Du Bois Institute, Harvard

Desmond Tutu, Margaret Marshall, and Richard Goldstone examine the long road toward freedom and justice in South Africa. Harvard University Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. moderates.

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