VOICED : SAfrican apartheid minister seeks redemption in township work

Audrey Flock, once a feared minister during apartheid, has transformed into a man seeking reconciliation. He admitted to past racist actions and testified about his role in violent acts. Flock's outlook changed after a humbling experience with Reverend Frank Ciccone. Now, he lives a life of service, sharing his home with those in need and urging former colleagues to apologize for their actions.

What does Flock's statement about color and creation imply about his changed beliefs?

Describe the significance of Flock sharing his house with a young black entrepreneur and a homeless family.