You never finished telling me about African justice. What exactly does Ubuntu mean? It...
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Langston Whitfield:
You never finished telling me about African justice. What exactly does Ubuntu mean?
Anna Malan:
It means we're all connected. What hurts you, hurts me. What affects you, affects me, what affects everyone.
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You know, you never finished telling me about African justice.
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What exactly does “ubuntu” mean?
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It means we're all connected.
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What hurts you hurts me.
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What affects you affects me,
affects everyone.
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If Africans want to praise someone, they say “unbuntu.”
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It means
they think the person is generous
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and compassionate.
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It's all about compassion and forgiveness.
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Quite foreign to an American, I'm sure.
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- That's African-American.
- I'm not talking about skin.
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Well, I am.
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See, skin is everything.
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It's all about skin.
Clip duration: 39 seconds
Views: 240
Timestamp in movie: 00h 33m 40s
Uploaded: 10 September, 2021
Genres: drama, romance
Summary: A journalist and a poetess meet during the hearings of South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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