... of wearing the turban had a great importance in this state of things." The turban question was deeply symbolic of the Indian condition in South Africa. Upon being admitted to the Supreme Court Gandhi chose to remove his turban upon request in order so that he could reserve his strength for greater battles. He had to answer to the Indian community for this submission, citing the customs of the Court. This is reflective of his changing belief in the importance of fighting for a greater justice for Indians in South Africa. He stood by his decision believing in the truth behind his actions. Gandhi's dedication to fighting for Indian rights in South Africa transformed as he became more aware of the injustices occurring. During his first train ride he was thrown off because of his refusal to ride in the van compartment after paying for a first class ticket. He recognized ...

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