We can see an example of faith when an African woman explains to Wes that she forgave those responsible for apartheid because Mandela asked her to do so.
We can also see an example of redemption when Wes's mother donates money to a charity so that the charity can help young people live a different life than Wes' father had.
Why are faith and redemption so important in "The Other Wes Moore?"
- Because this book shows the story of young people in regions with few resources.
- Because this book shows how lack of faith leads to a lack of perspective and causes young people to engage in harmful activities.
- Because it shows that the lack of resources prevents redemption and creates other victims of social marginalization.
Wes' father became involved in criminal and negative activities as a way to seek resources for his family. He ended up being killed very cruelly and could not live a full life with his family. That's why Wes's mother believes that one form of redemption for her husband is to help other young people not get involved in negative activities.
Faith, on the other hand, comes from people trusting those who show themselves to be wise. That faith can be seen in the trust Africans feel in Mandela, even going so far as to act as he recommended.
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