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you're the You're listening to the BBC World Service. This is Witness History with Benita Barden.

In 1990, the South African freedom fighter Nelson Mandela went on the 12-day tour of the USA,

just months after being released from 27 years in prison under South Africa's racist apartheid regime.

Ladies and gentlemen, Northman

Detroit was one of eight cities he visited.

I've been speaking to Reverend Wendell Anthony who was there.

We had a thousand member choir, thousand voices made up of people from all around the city and the region, black, white, young, old, and they sang the songs

before the program started.

We had drummers and dancers it was very celebratory.

The rally took place at Detroit's Tiger Stadium which was usually used for baseball games.

Around 50,000 people were in the crowd to see Nelson Mandela.

The stadium was packed.

That stadium had never in the history of Tiger Stadium had that many black people in it.

So it was overwhelmed, overcrowded with people both in the seats and in the stands and on the feet.

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