Chester Williams: from racism to the Rugby World Cup final

What was the significance of Nelson Mandela's visit to the rugby team's changing room before the World Cup final?

• He wanted to discuss strategy with the coach.

• He was checking the team's fitness levels.

• He was there to support and inspire the team.

• He wanted to give them new jerseys.

What challenges did Black and colored rugby players face during apartheid in South Africa?

• They were not allowed to play rugby at all.

• They were given special privileges over other players.

• They were only allowed to play in international matches.

• They had to change on the bus and were excluded from after-match functions.

How did Black and colored players prove their worth in rugby during apartheid?

• By consistently demonstrating their skills and determination.

• By organizing their own tournaments.

• By refusing to play until they were treated equally.

• By forming a separate league.

What role does rugby play in South African society according to the video?

• It is a divisive sport that separates communities.

• It is primarily a form of entertainment with no social impact.

• It is a unifying force that brings people together.

• It is only popular among the youth.

What do people focus on when they think about the Springboks, according to the video?

• The political issues in the country.

• The economic challenges they face.

• The joy and unity that rugby brings.

• The historical significance of the sport.