Long Walk to Freedom

"Long Walk to Freedom" is the autobiography of Nelson Mandela, chronicling his journey from a rural childhood in South Africa to becoming a leader in the fight against apartheid—a system that enforced racial segregation. The book details his experiences as an activist, his 27 years in prison, and his eventual release, leading to his role in negotiating the end of apartheid and becoming South Africa's first black president. Through his story, Mandela emphasizes themes of resilience, justice, and the pursuit of equality, highlighting the struggles faced by many in the fight for freedom and human rights.