During nationwide protest after Sharpeville, Mandela burned his passbook before journalists. Pass documents controlled where Black people could live, work, and travel under apartheid. The public act joined a mass refusal of the pass system and made the stateโs everyday machinery of racial control visible to local and international audiences.
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