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first of all, nelson mandela was well-known for his fight to destroy the apartheid. the apartheid was installed in 1948, its main idea was a separation but in reality it had more to do with segregation. black people were deprived from a lot of things. they had to go to different schools, buses and hospitals. that’s when nelson mandela protested against these inequalities along with many black men in south africa. mandela was then working for the national african council which him realize that all his efforts were not working. he then planned to bomb a few places were the apartheid was significant. that’s when he was sentenced to a custodial sentence. mandela‘s speeches and thoughts of the apartheid was mostly recognized by others, during his years in prison. mandela‘s voice and actions did not fail it held real power and the battle was eventually won. this is a great achievement because nelson mandela reconciled the blacks and whites during the post-apartheid.

Nelson Mandela was widely known for his fight to destroy the apartheid. 
The apartheid was installed in 1948; its main idea was about separation, but upon examination, it was discovered that it had more to do with segregation. [ Transition into why it was about segregation preferably 1-2 sentences]. Nelson Mandela protested against these inequalities along with many black men in South Africa because colored people were deprived from many things. They had to go to different schools, buses and hospitals.  While working for the National African Council, Mandela realized that their efforts were not working. So he decided to bomb a a few significant places near the apartheid; He was sentenced to a custodial sentence. During his years in prison, Mandela‘s speeches and thoughts of the apartheid was recognized by others. Mandela's influenced others both through his voice and actions, which in turn helped them win their battle. This was a great achievement because Nelson Mandela reconciled the blacks and whites during the post-apartheid.