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Natural farmer/Philosopher
Created a whole nation wide movement out of his own curiosity. He wrote a "manifesto" called The one-straw revolution that also serves as his memoir.

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(aka. Jaggi Vasudev)
Spiritual leader, yogi, founder of isha foundation, author.

"People care for their own little pleasure more than for everyone’s wellbeing. That is what we have to change in the world."

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“The generation that destroys the environment is not the generation that pays the price. That is the problem.”

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“The generation that destroys the environment is not the generation that pays the price. That is the problem.”

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Founder of the Green Belt Movement and the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 for this. The Green Belt Movement was a grass-roots movement that aimed to reduce poverty and the consequences of environmental degradation that rural communities were facing and empowered women to work together to plant trees and seedlings and collect rainwater etc to help their communities. I admire her as she was the first female professor in Kenya and the first female scholar from East and Central Africa to get a doctorate in 1971. Not only was she extremely intelligent she made sure to take what she had learnt to improve the lives of others. She helped to educate others and make them realise that their leaders were failing them and that by not working for the common good, they were sabotaging themselves. She was a pro-democracy activist, was strong willed and confident in her mission and faced a lot of opposition and that never stopped her from trying to do what was right. The movement spread to 15 African countries and has planed more than 51 million trees.

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"To ignore evil is to become accomplice to it" - Favorite quote by MLK.

MLK was a baptistminister and activist who fought for equal civil rights for black people in America up until his assasination.

i admire MLK because his values resonates with a saying that i strongly believe and live by; silence in the place of injustice means you have chosen the side of the oppressor. He lived a life of leadership pushing for what he believed until he literally couldn't.

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Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison for demanding EQUAL rights for all citizens of South Africa.

I admire Nelson Mandela for his skills in leadership, his determination and standing up for what he believed to be right.

Quote: “Real leaders must be ready to sacrifice all for the freedom of their people.”

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Founder of Peaced Together, through her own experiences, she set up a creative arts course aimed at helping vulnerable women to regain confidence in who they are. This course now runs in many locations and has helped hundreds of women.

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Blaze Foley was a folk singer in Texas who led others through honesty and taking action himself to build a community, stand up to discrimination and to speak out against injustices that he saw. I admire him because he was a humble man who didnt mean to be a leader but became a figure who led others with friendship and playfulness and taking a strong moral stand

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I admire Heidi, because she has helped so many women, makes her team feel very welcome and part of a family, and works to get other communities excited about the course.

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Nelson Mandela believed in a free and democratic society where all people are equal and had all the qualities of a transformational leader