Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa on the Power of Freedom

NARRATOR: They have never in their lives voted, nor have their parents or their grandparents before them.

TUTU: The struggle against Apartheid, against the racism in South Africa, it fundamentally had been non-violent. We were inspired by what had happened in India, in Poland, in the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, what was happening in the Philippines.

I suppose that human beings looking at it would say that arms are the most dangerous things that a dictator, a tyrant needs to fear, but in fact, no. It is when people decide they want to be free. Once they have made up that, their minds to that, there is nothing that would stop them.