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Intro -- Dedication -- Introduction -- Kathy Ackerman-Robins & Suzanne Ackerman-Berman -- Kader Asmal -- André Brink -- Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi -- Yvonne Chaka Chaka -- Chris Chameleon -- JM Coetzee -- Nelle Dreyer -- Diana Ferrus -- Pam Golding -- Richard Goldstone -- Shaun Johnson -- Farida Karodia -- Ahmed Kathrada -- Sibongile Khumalo -- Sihle Khumalo -- Antjie Krog -- Michael Lapsley -- Winnie Madikizela-Mandela -- Mac Maharaj -- Miriam Makeba -- Rian Malan -- Nelson Mandela -- Trevor Manuel -- Zakes Mda -- Dirk Meerkotter -- Piet Meiring -- Elana Meyer -- Wally Morrow -- Cedric Nunn

Archbishop Desmond Tutu states that this work shows us another road to a future of equality and democracy for all South Africans, a road not filled with the hurt of our long discussions that carry us into the night, but equally important in its capacity to heal. It maintains that through properly organized sport we can learn to play together with respect and with laughter, we can learn to be all on the same team, and in the process, we can contribute to building a new South Africa that is a just nation for all. Its conclusion - and its commitment - is as clear as it is strong. Sport does have a meaningful and powerful role to play in the social transformation of South African society if care is taken to provide the necessary conditions for success. It offers us those conditions and at the conclusion some carefully thought out recommendations for providing a level playing field for all our futures. [...]