Archibishop Desmond Tutu is known for his work in social rights in South Africa. In his work, he exhibited a commitment to alleviating the effects of the apartheid on his people. This was a dangerous endeavor, and even more so as Tutu took a peaceful approach. He was able to inspire fear in the most fearsome people through words alone, and made gains on helping his people through this terrible time. People clung to Tutu as a leader because the authenticity of his words was evident in his actions, and he took the burdens of the people on as if they were his own. What kind of leadership does Archbishop Desmond Tutu exhibit?