Nelson Mandela With United States Civil Rights Activist Jesse Jackson in New York
Nelson Mandela converses with United States civil rights activist Jesse Jackson in New York. Looking on is Winnie Mandela and New York Mayor Howard Dinkins.
In 1990, Nelson Mandela travelled to America after being invited to the White House to meet with President George Bush.
During his trip he was able to meet multiple personalities such as David Dinkins, the Mayor of New York, Rosa Parks, the late Martin Luther King's family, the Kennedy family and musical icon Stevie Wonder.
In this image Nelson Mandela converses with United States civil rights activist Jesse Jackson in New York. Looking on is Winnie Mandela and the New York Mayor David Dinkins.
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