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History Is Change Happening One Person At A Time.

Part Of The American Ethos Is That You Want To Leave Something Better For Your Kids Than You Had And I Know That My Parents Felt That Way And I Know That My Grandparents Felt That Way And Everybody Worked Hard So That Their Kids Had A Better Chance. I Just Don't Want To Be The First Generation That Doesn't Do That.

Poverty Feeds Into The Clean-water Crisis, Which Contributes To Hunger, And So On. There's Undeniable Interconnectivity Among These Issues. Just One Of These Problems Can Be Deadly On Its Own, But In The Most Disadvantaged Areas There Is A Perfect Storm Of Problems. And It Takes Its Greatest Toll On Children.

Some People Just See The Glory And They Don't Want To Know About The Story.

The Danger Of Course Is Always Is Caricature. The Biggest Challenge Was To Sound Like Nelson Mandela. Everything Else Is Easy To Do, Walk Like Him. He Has A Few Ticks And Things I Noticed That I Picked Up. I Didn't Have Any Agenda, As It Were, In Playing The Role Other Than To Bring It As Close To Reality As I Possibly Could.