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Honoring my namesake, Nelson Mandela

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{NAME}, This past Saturday would have been my namesake Nelson Mandela’s 102nd birthday. The occ

{NAME}, This past Saturday would have been my namesake Nelson Mandela’s 102nd birthday. The occasion always gives me a chance to reflect on how hard he fought to champion the voiceless during his illustrious and consequential life, his influence on my own life, and the relevance of his words even today. [Nelson Mandela quote] My father and grandmother were at odds about naming me after a person who, at the time, was still in prison for his anti-apartheid work. I’m glad my dad won that battle. Who wouldn’t want to be associated with someone with that kind of legacy — a revolutionary who sacrificed his freedom to dismantle apartheid in South Africa? It’s more than just the name. It’s everything he stood for and who he stood with. In my life, I work each and every day to emulate the kind of person he was. I take it as an honor, and proudly accept the weight the name Mandela carries. Like Nelson Mandela, standing up for what's right and working in the best interest of everyday people is my guiding principle as a public servant and activist. If there’s one lesson to draw from Nelson Mandela’s life, it’s that change isn’t easy. He spent 27 years of his life in prison because he refused to budge on a firm commitment to justice and equality. He knew that our greatest opportunities come from our biggest challenges. To borrow a phrase from another civil rights icon and hero of mine, Congressman John Lewis, who passed away last weekend at the age of 80 years old, Nelson Mandela understood the necessity of getting into “good trouble”. That good trouble culminated with the ending of apartheid, being elected as the first Black President of South Africa, being awarded the Nobel Prize, and leaving a lasting legacy on the world. I am so proud to share a name with an incredible man, and I pledge to continue striving to live up to his legacy by fighting on the frontlines for racial justice and equity. And I’m glad to know I can count on you in that fight. In progress, Mandela Barnes Thanks for your commitment to reclaiming Wisconsin in 2020. Emails are an important way for Mandela to communicate with his supporters, but if you no longer wish to receive email updates you can [unsubscribe here.]( [CONTRIBUTE ⇨]( Mandela For Wisconsin P.O. Box 90541 Milwaukee, WI 53209 United States Paid for by Mandela for Wisconsin

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