How have open minded people changed society for the better throughout history?

Indian Independence

To conclude my question, I have found that without such political, inspirational open-minded people, our world be completely unjust and unfair. If open minded people hadn't fought for equal human rights, half of the people in this room would not be here today. The examples I have shown in this presentation highlights only a few heroic people throughout history, who have all changed the world for better, by having courage, determination and a open mind.

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Mahatama Gandhi

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One oef the greatest well-known writers

Winston Churchill

Without a great leader, we may not have won the second-world war. Winston Churchill had to be open-minded when commanding british troops on the battle fields. When tack ticks failed and there seemed to be no way of winning such an important battle, Churchill had to look at the situation from different perspectives and try new ways of dealing with the enemy. By winning with an open mind, he stopped what we see as evil, rasicst and terrorizing actions from the allie incurring.

What is open mindedness?

there are loads of definitions and examples of open mindedness, but the best exprecion to describe it is:

Open mindedness is being able to take in and appreciate others opinions and arguments.

How have open minded people helped to change society for the better throughout history?

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On December 1st 1995 Parks boarded a bus after a long at work, after a few stops, bus driver James Blake ordered Rosa to get out of her seat to let a male passenger sit down. However Parks refused and Blake retreated to contacting the police. After Rosa's arrest , she became a well known Civil Rights Atavist and had many supporters. She was an icon to Black people and a women with strong beliefs who used her open mind to think and peruse her beliefs as a

Rosa Parks

On December 5th 1962 Mandela was captured by police, for multiple activist offenses. Mandela was found guilty of conspiracy to overthrow the state and was sentenced to life imprisonment for a minimum of twenty-seven years. However, only twenty years on, due to other global current affairs, the South African president at the time, Frederik Willem de Klerk decided that it was a violation of Mandela human rights and so released him. Many years later, after more lawful protests and Mandela becoming a politician, he was voted President Of South Africa. He has been a hero and amazing person in trying to ensure everybody has equal rights. He used an open-mind when campaigning he tried new ways of getting important messages across when others failed.

Apartheid

Between 1994 and 1998 in South Africa, black peoples human rights and laws were different and unfair from white peoples way of living. Most black people learned to accept it but it took two passionate campaigners to fight for equal human rights:

Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela

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