Professor Ashwin Desai shares personal memories of the life and times of Bantu Stephen Biko and the Black Consciousness Movement.
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An extremely helpful and educational video for history students during this lockdown, Professor Ashwin Desai truly holds the attributes of what defines not only a teacher but a role model as well! Thank you for this video and insight into the struggles of such a courageous man in defining all the freedoms the youth has today.
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