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Biko was one of the most prominent leaders in the anti-apartheid struggle and in some quarters he was seen as “the most important black South African leader of this generation.” So important, in fact, that the Apartheid Government was terrified of him.
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Steve Biko: I WRITE WHAT I LIKE
www.britannica.com/biography/Steve-Biko
www.thoughtco.com/stephen-bantu-steve-biko-44575
www.sahistory.org.za/people/stephen-bantu-biko
daily.jstor.org/the-death-of-steve-biko-revisited/
blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/2021/08/19/steve-biko-…
www.history.com/this-day-in-history/afrikaner-poli…
artsandculture.google.com/story/-wWBQm1-1QMA8A?hl=…
www.sbf.org.za/home/steve-biko/
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I'm Namibian, my older brother was named Steve Biko, I also have a Brother called Robert Sobukwe. They were Both born in 1990, It is so nice to learn about the great Bantu Biko.
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I’m a 30 year old Zulu Boy living in Australia, I am proudly South African and unapologetic about my Struggle and success. Shoutout to my fallen Hero’s that put their lives in danger for me to fly overseas 🙏🏼🇿🇦
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...The unforgettable painful history of black Southafricas, long live the spirit of Bantu Steve Biko...
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Steve was a true warrior and hero to black peoples in South Africa and globally. Our Rastafarian community in Jamaica has always been a constant in raising jawareness and support from afar and getting ones to overstand the importance of black consciousness and black unity globally. Steve lives on through US 🇿🇦
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I was hugely impacted by the murder of Steve Bantu Biko. I was a protected, white girl in Grade 11 when he died. I managed to get hold of the biography of Biko by Donald Woods. The movie about Biko is based on this book to quite an extent, as far as I recall (many years since I watched it) The book was banned in this country at that time. I remember hiding the book in case someone reported me to the police (can you believe it!!) I do wonder where we would have been today, if Biko had become president. I have read 'I write what I like" and it remains on my bookshelf. I take small comfort in thinking how he would have enjoyed seeing the tremendous mix of children in our schools, today; the confidence and freedom that children are able to experience now (I teach in an urban school). He will always be a much admired, very human, historical figure.
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Thank you tatenda for this,I knew so little of Steve Biko,except the brutal killing,I understand now that some birds cannot be caged,RIP Steve Biko,an inspiration to the African Hope
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I consider Brother Biko the most influential South African whose work contributed immensely to the liberation of South Africa. His Black Consciousness concept influenced me shaped me and made me the man I am today. His death was the single most painful event in my life He died a year after I completed secondary school in Ghana His biography must be read and taught in every African secondary school. He was a giant in the same category as Dr Kwame Nkrumah
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Biko, one of the greatest freedom fighters ever.
A hero, a martyr.
Eternal love and respect from Kenya.
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Very good work. This is patriotism in its highest expression. Steve Biko remains a hero to millions across Africa wherever the struggle for African consciousness goes on.
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A friend of Africa here. Thank you for this well-researched and well-informed video about Steve Biko.
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I am not South African but I have never forgotten the Great Steve Biko may he sleep in peace
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R I P Father Bantu Biko, but we’ll always and forever be your copy against any political, racial and social injustice as your lessons reached every corner in this EARTH . Thanks for time and support for this video.
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From a child I've been hearing about this man as a freedom fighter and his life has shown the spirit he had.... R.I.P. (Rise In Power) my brother, and thank you for putting together a documentary that is valuable for all melanated people esp. the younger one's as being apart of an educational curriculum on a historical basis.... We live!
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Considering that I'm a 27-year-old South African and the only thing I have achieved is a university degree, while Biko achieved so much at 30 years old. it makes me think what exactly im i doing with my life
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No one can tell our story better than us!
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Another classic...Thank you...Steve Biko's 'I Write What I Like' changed my life
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STEVE BIKO COULD NOT BE BOUGHT OUT!,,,
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Steve Biko's writings reached me here in America some years ago and I found him to be very intelligent and inspiring. His essay ...I Write What I Like ...is one of my favorite. He spoke eloquently about conditions in S. Africa. And his articles under Frank Talk were just as eloquent.
And finally, of course, I had to read of the horrible way in which they murdered him...the horror is inexplicable.
Thank you for sharing.
💁🌹🙋💯
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This might be a tough ask as most records of the man have been destroyed. But if possible, please Put together a Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe video.
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@marigoldbeam5475
1 year ago
South Africa desperately needs another Steve Biko. A true hero of Africa, not just South Africa. He lives forever in our minds.
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