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After Apartheid: How South Africa Began To Heal Its Painful History 30 Years Ago This Week | The Spokesman-ReviewArrow-rightCameraThe Spokesman-Review Newspaper

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Thirty years ago this week, Black South Africans were allowed to vote for the first time in their home nation. Their first act? Elect Nelson Mandela, a longtime defendant of civil rights -- and former prisoner in the country.

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