The voice of black consciousness leader, Steve Biko, was silenced on this day 41 years ago. Steve Bantu Biko was killed in police custody on 12 September 1977. Courtesy DStv403
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Powerful i
I love this man
His ideas live on indeed…
That same black conscienceness spirit in Bantu Steve Biko is back again and this time it's a legion.
Steve biko .
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https://youtu.be/_MXz0eEseXk
I don’t think black people should believe history written by white people on black people. It’s all lies. Up to now we are made to believe that Biko died of hunger, much of the same Afriforum’s narrative on the history of SA land.