35nah joão ekkene yit ku pariye nah hiyá akakwa nuwtyak. nah ekkene yit inetit ku pariye inyerwatnene. nah hiyakni ku in inyerwa. nah akkin yit kahadbe yis kamaxwa ta gipitit kiyapwiye jesus. u--eva wawakholwa la manga kasathane. waqala ukusinxanela lesi sithelo, wayesesidla. kamuva wanika nomyeni wakhe, naye wasidla. base beba yizoni. leso senzo esasibonakala sisincane empeleni sasiwukuvukela. ngokukhetha ukungawulaleli ngamabomu umyalo kankulunkulu, u--adamu no--eva bakwenqaba ukubusa komdali, owayebanike konke, kuhlanganise nokuphila okuphelele. Education@EdunationEvidently, this kind of injustice that he witnessed as a child stuck in his mind as he grew up and it prompted him to attack it as was reflected in one of his statements, "I will not let my children look at me like I look at my father."ÃÂ This is one of the lines of Chico that struck me. Chico may have perceived his father as a weakling because for him having no choice is not a reason not to fight against injustice. For Chico, no matter how poor a person is, he is given the will to fight for what he believes in "ÃÂ a right that is not vested only to those who have the money and the power.And in connection to this, another issue was raised in the movie and that is the importance of EDUCATION as a weapon to fight against oppression. The movie made me more aware that I am blessed so I should really value what I am provided with "ÃÂ one of which is education.Lastly, I hope that many people would be like Chico Mendez "ÃÂ a modern day hero. I was really inspired with his courage and determination even to the extent of sacrificing of his for the benefit of others.