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A tribute created entirely by Michael Jackson fans
To Michael's army of L.O.V.E
We all know that Michael believed in a better world. As the fans, it is up to us to show the world what Michael was all about! There are so many ways we can do this. This time, we are calling all who wish to participate to join in creating a tribute to Nelson Mandela.
Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison before becoming the first black president of South Africa. He continued to fight against racial segregation, poverty, and inequality as president and is a world icon for peace.
Naturally, Michael Jackson and Nelson Mandela have a lot in common. They both believed in unity, love, and a better world for our children.
So what can we do as Michael's fans to honour this great man?
Record yourself telling us why you love Nelson Mandela, or how he inspires you and send us your video!
OR
Simply send us a picture of yourself holding a picture of Mandela! We will include it in the tribute video. We encourage you to wear any "Michael gear" you might have. A T-shirt, glove, hat, arm band... anything that reminds you of Michael!
Some things to keep in mind...
1) Send us your video files unedited, and photos without any added text. Simply record/ snap your picture and send! We will put it together with other submissions to create the tribute.
2) If you can't or don't want to send a video of yourself, send us an audio recording. Try sending it along with a picture of yourself holding a picture of Nelson Mandela, or a message written on a piece of paper for us to see. We will include it in the video.
3) Send us your tweets! In your own words, what does Nelson Mandela mean to you?
3) You are welcome to send your message in any language. Please provide subtitles on videos spoken in any language other then English.
4) All photos and videos can be sent to Mandelaproject@live.com.
"He loves children because I went to see him and I had some kids with me and people were saying the kids have to stay but Michael Jackson can come. I said 'I'm sure Mr. Mandela wouldn't mind seeing children. I won't go in unless the children go too'. I remember his representatives looked at me [with a stern face] and they went back and then they said 'Everybody come'. The first thing Mandela did was run to the children and pick them up and hug them. I knew that he was that kind of man and he loved them. He was talking to them and then he shook my hand. I knew I was right."
- Michael Jackson
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