Steve Biko: The African Revolutionary, Why was he Killed?
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- On September 12, 1977, the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa was dealt a heavy blow due to the death of Bantu Steve Biko, a popular voice of Black liberation in South Africa between the mid 1960s until his death in police detention in 1977.
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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#SteveBiko #apartheid #southafrica
South Africa desperately needs another Steve Biko. A true hero of Africa, not just South Africa. He lives forever in our minds.
What we need now, is to fight to free ourselves from chains or the cage of the liberator, liberators who's grred left the liberated stranded and trapped in poverty.
Not just SA but the whole of Africa coz all of it is captured
@@thembi9645 I don't find the whole of Africa to be captured, if you travel around the continent you might be surprised to see how freely many Africans think and live. South Africa is a tragedy by comparison, particularly because it seems to be a point of pride to South Africans to be as western as possible. I agree that Steve Biko, all over the world in fact, would be a wonderful thing.
@@marigoldbeam5475 Western as possible? Plz elaborate
How should SA look like?
We don’t walk freely in SA? What.....
@@thembi9645 no AMERICANS civil rights workers involved in AFRICA.
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 🙏🏼🇿🇦
Are you still around ?
Why are you in Australia ?
@@fightback397 To steal from them too… if they can do it so can I😂
@@trucklord3901😂
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.
I wish it was taught throughout the entire continent, starting with SA itself...
Biko, Sobukwe and others died for us to be free but, we ended up in the cage of the liberator. Where's freedom?
@@poisonboxingfitness Letta Mbulu said, Not yet Uhuru .
Izwelethu !!!! I Afrika ( Afrika is our Country )
I would like to correspond with you. thete a lot that i want to discuss with you
...The unforgettable painful history of black Southafricas, long live the spirit of Bantu Steve Biko...
it's got worse now .
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 🇿🇦
How's doing south africa and jamaica ? Good ? People live good life ? With comfort ? You guys are CLOWNS.
Youth must stand up and form united Youth organization to emancipate themselves and prepare themselves in education and politics so they can rule the country in the future and eradicate crime corruption and create jobs and townianize rural areas to restore the Identity dignity and integrity of black child
Bike was not for himself but for black child identity integrity and dignity
We have prayed who will go for us in 2024
Biko, one of the greatest freedom fighters ever.
A hero, a martyr.
Eternal love and respect from Kenya.
STEVE BIKO COULD NOT BE BOUGHT OUT!,,,
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
Interesting Grace. How did BC shaped you?
@@seripa15 You've got to be blind not to comprehend it. It's nobody's job to spoon feed you. You sound like a troll.
We must continue to raise the great Steven biko's name
Only on Sundays black people would deny all the freedom fighters contributions and say, Jesus is the one who died for them. Black consciousness was replaced with unconscious, black selfiness and greed, now that you're free, the liberator takes everything to leave like a European while the rest of the Animals in the farm still leave like by before.
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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.
@Mzansi Queen ¹à⁹
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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He hoped that, black would be conscious some day but, the contrary has happened, after the so-called freedom, the liberator took his kids to the white man's schools, the liberator goes to the white man's hospital and the liberator loots everything to afford him the life led by the previous oppressor.
Freedom can't free them all.
If Biko had become president...Suid Afrika would still have become the cesspool it is today.
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@@petebondurant58 Yes "Suid Africa would still have become the cesspool it is today" you know why? It is only you and your race that has been affected by post apartheid, Apartheid laws built South Africa for white people only, since it's no longer in power you think South Africa has fallen. Thts why
2024, just hope people don't vote for EFF because if they do, tables will turn....the things white people did to blacks will happen to them( not violence)
No more high paying jobs for you
No more white quiet suburbs
I'll be your neighbor in that estate while working as a security guard at shoprite.
No one can tell our story better than us!
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
Biko ,we Tanzanians we can not forget your Africans struggle against brutality regime of whites in South Africa,Rest in power & May God embrace your family,I can not say goodbyee but thank u for spirit of African dignity🙏,by David Kairanya Saul from Serengeti Tanzania 🇹🇿
I am not South African but I have never forgotten the Great Steve Biko may he sleep in peace
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.
Until the leaving heroes turned villains, thieves of the day and Europeans in a black skin
A friend of Africa here. Thank you for this well-researched and well-informed video about Steve Biko.
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.
Nampeza na kumhamu Bantu Steve Biko. Ni mwanamajumui shupavu wa Afrika. Sisi Waafrika wote, tumuenzi Steve Biko nyakati zote katika maisha yetu kila uchao.
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
@Hluwalani Sibisi That generation had prodigious guts , energy and belief! That said, don't let their story put you off, instead let it be a source of inspiration.
GET LAND REFORM FOR YOUR PEOPLE
What’s worse is that, he started at a young Age, at the age of 20 Steve Biko was already a leader.
As Salman Rushdi recently said this generation is a generation of cowards.
@@anthonymcken6050 very true
Another classic...Thank you...Steve Biko's 'I Write What I Like' changed my life
Me too
🙌🙌🙌🙌 Love from South Africa....What a wonderful bio of one of my favorite Leaders.....Africa shall rise and we shall be liberated
Steve Biko started his revolutionary ambitions while in high school. So inspiring.
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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You must also read his book "Black man you are on your own
He died a brutal but, I think fighting and dying for black people is a waist of life. This confused race now, leaves in the cage, still a cage but, the cage of the liberator and have abandoned the struggle, when the liberators are the oppressor of the day and when the heroes turn villains the confused race don't know how to fight and who to be fighting right now.
@@poisonboxingfitness who do you think you are, calling black people confused race! Don't fool yourself!
@@poisonboxingfitness black people in their overwhelming majority are a confused and lost people. To a certain extent, it is nothing of their own doing. But I hold a believe that somewhere along the line, we had our leaders that sold us out. Think of Blaise Compare that had Sankara killed. Right now the African continent is nothing more than a waste land that's rich in resources. African leaders aren't thinking that we our people need to be liberated - especially financially. Look at how China and the middle east developed. Africa isn't developing at all. So it is saddening that as a people and as a race, we are like this today despite the efforts of great people like Biko.
We are a lost people. We are living but we aren't living. We aren't true to who we are. We are hotspotted way of living from other people and it's not working for us.
The truth finally saw the light of the day. Thank you for your wonderful contribution.
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!
Thank you for this as finally a true revolutionary who wanted Black Consciousness globally.
REST IN POWER BANTU STEVE BIKO.
Bantu people are the most oppressed in the world . Only our unity will strengthen us .wherever you are fight oppression with every single tool you can reach and never fear to die fighting for justice .
The history of our heroes must be told, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Ignore those who tell you to forget your history
just checking again : your hero was a white billionaire genocidal dictator who stole from africans .
Who's telling you to forget your history?
@@liammeharry European settlers (Dutch/ british) always twist African history
Our history becomes important, only when the scavengers wants to be re-elected and after re-election, the Jewish history takes over on every Sunday of a black man and confusion continues.
Cry my beloved confused race
@@poisonboxingfitness You are full of vitriol (and a lot of time), aren't you. What's going on in your life? I'm recommending a book by Oprah Winfrey and a psychiatrist called 'What happened to you '.
We will forever remember and love you Steve Biko the world needs to know if everyone is more like you Steve Biko we would be all be in a better place thank u Steve Biko and all the others for letting us see the truth we love you Steven Biko you are a hero 🇿🇦
The most powerful tool of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed. Steven Biko
The Education of South Africa is what it is today because of Steve Bantu Biko!. he will always be every youths favourite rolemodel✊✊.
I wish Africans will learn from their past. You're doing an excellent job! Thank you for spreading the knowledge
He reminds me of Malcolm X, Fidel Castro, Mohammed Ali, Patrice Lumumba, Thomas Sankara, Kwame Nkrumah RIP LEGENDS
what are you putting fidel castro in the same sentence as Steve Biko and Malcolm X?
Yep,steve biko absolutely fits into that category of legendary revolutionaries
@@armana1 if you directed your reply to me , i suggest you do a lot more research on fidel castro- who was a disgusting racist. he was america 's man . he used his army whilst turning Cuba which was mostly black into a communist plantation to help his allies- the soviet union, israel and america to steal at gun point and with landmines the gold and oil from angola.
he was said to be a billionaire when black people in cuba are still now forced to work for meagre (slave ) wages . you fell for the stage management of mandela and his white communist comrades hugging a despicable dictator who hated black people .
please do more research.
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@@amehka5416 what's funny ? is there something wrong with you ?is a stupid emoji thingy your sole contribution to this thread?
do you think steve biko did not urge education and knowledge as a tool against the oppressor , the mind emptied of all content ? is your mind emptied of all content ? so why are acting like a aliterate fool ?
Long live the legacy of this SON of Africa
Bantu Steve biko hero
AMANDLA
AWETHU
Finally a South African hero!
Beautiful work on this one, Biko was the ultimate leader
Thanks Tshepo
@@AfricanBiographics
Please do a video on Imam Abdullah Haron too!
He (Imam Abdullah Haron) was a (growing and far-reaching) threat to the Apartheid regime.
Steve Biko, like Imam Abdullah Haron, was tortured and interrogated while detained... He too, was murdered whilst in police captivity.
Please do consider doing a tribute to him💔And thank you for this great video❤️
Salaam to you and your family brother🤝
_"Cape Malay" / "Cape Coloured"_
from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦
#TheCapeOfStorms 🌊
#TheCapeColony ⛓️
#TheMotherCity 🇿🇦
#TheCapeFlats 🏚️
Thank you for keeping the history of postcolonial thought alive
I wonder why Steve Biko was never associated with the ANC. I'm sure he knew that they will sell out ''Abantsundu'' with their rampant corruption. I think his vision was for us to believe in ourselves to be farmers, engineers and so on. The man is still relevant today. After reading I write what I like more than 10 years ago, and I need to reread it. Thanks @African Biographic
Biko didn't believe in non multi racial party he believed white people can't be both problem and solutions of this country.
Steve Bantu Biko lives forever in our hearts. I hate the perpetrators of apartheid, echo to BCM for keeping the war/struggle alive to the end.
I think he didn't die in a prison hospital. He died in a police van naked on the way to Pretoria. He had already been severely injured by the torture.
Beautiful video. We still remember Biko. His work and what he believed in is still relevant to this day, to all Africans across the continent. May Biko's soul continue to rest in power. My birthday comes a day after his. He is always in my mind. Power to Biko.
He was a great man. May his soul rest in perfect peace.
those white security police including de wet may they rot in hell,
Please do an episode on Robert Sobukwe
Killed for telling oppressed black people to work on themselves and to love who they are!!! The weak are really threatened by anything!!!
No peace for the wicked!
Whatever you sow; you shall reap.
Oh Lord we know your words will not return void to you.
Thanks for this wonderful piece.
Thanks Mr. Steve Biko
it's so ridiculous to see how much we have been offended globally by the same people..they are not going to change..we must empower ourselves to impose the necessary changes..we in the diaspora must make small and large investments with our people in the continent....
That’s exactly what we need to do.
Exactly which people in the diasporas?
Thank you Broda
Cheers from west Africa
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Such an informative documentary. Biko(RIP) started a libération movement not only in his homeland but also in the world's oppressed people.
Long Live Steve Biko.
One Love From Zambia
Thank you so much for this video. Steve Biko is a hero not just in Africa but around the world. May he rest in paradise 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Informative ,Educational & Supremely Enlightening ! Much Respects.
Thank you
@@AfricanBiographics Rooting for you ,this Educational materials you are presenting.
Good video. REALLY appreciate your efforts in properly pronouncing POQO 👊🏾🙏🏾👌🏾👏🏾☺️
We will nevet forget you Steve Biko, Robert Sobukwe,Sabelo Pamla and Chris Hani, our leaders who died before realization of the freedom they died fighting for Thank you children of soil, of the EC,of South africa.You are soley missed.
If Steve Biko was still Alive, our Country would be a whole lot better then it is right now.
Yes Ncube I pray that the mighty Creator to destroy all sellouts from within and amongst us
There is no guarantee SA would have better if he was alive. Remember that many great leaders fail in their bid to get goals accomplished due to the corruption that surround them and the fight they face from people who undermine them
Biko was a hero of the struggle, it was unfortunate that justice was never done. The vocational training institutes that he inspired were also targeted by the apartheid state because of the empowerment and self-reliance that these stood for.
The Apartheid state has been gone for thirty years, and Suid Afrika is even worse off than it was.
He was very influential. I’m from Kenya and I know so many people named after him …
I'm glad that I lived to meet him personally as a youth in 1976 in South Africa. I also like that I stumbled upon this video. Thanks for sharing. Aluta continua!!!
They killed Steve Biko and Chris Hani and now we are left with ramaphosa, Zuma and the ANC 🙄😔
Mft😭🤣
And before that you had Mandela who was more like a movie star than a politician or freedom fighter. The europeans really know who take out in order to kill a movement.
U forgot Julius Malema ..A True Fighter
@@marigoldbeam5475 how was Mandela more like a movie star than a freedom fighter? A man who fought against the cruel system of apartheid and spent years in prison because he fought for equality is seen as a fake to you?
@@kfreckle5453 When someone becomes more famous for their associations with the glitterati and less for what they have achieved for their people, I call that person a movie star. Do you see the state of South Africa? The condition of South Africans, not the privileged white minority. SA now has the dubious distinction of being the most unequal society in the world, having overtaken Brazil. Quite a feat. It has astronomical rates of femicide and child abuse. The majority of the population lives in abject poverty in tin cans. Whilst the white minority has grown exponentially wealthy. I would say someone cut a poor deal for their people, whilst enjoying all of that camera coverage and adulation.
A legend like Peter Gabriel always ends his concerts with the song Biko and that’s how I know about him. His story can NEVER be forgotten.
If this Man Steve Bantu Biko🌍🙏🙏🙏🙏…was still alive today i believe that we would far in life as Black people and aware of who we really are.. I'm saddened that our kids and Grand kids wont know about him because they are not taught black history in school...
Teach it to them yourselves and hopefully it will be passed down, don't expect your enemies to teach it.
Black history starts with you we must teach read and learn from it 🇿🇦🇿🇦
xD kinda all they teach in school where im from
He was a real Patriot 🇿🇦✊🏿🚩
Rest in peace my favorite Freedom Fighter.👊👊👊👊👊👊🤜🤛. More power from jamaica 🇯🇲
Steven Biko was a great man........an inspiration who did not deserve his demise.........
Am a Kenyan and am proud to be named after this great African leader.
All great African leaders that had the ability and intellectual ability to change the lives of Africans was killed by the enemy ,Rip Bhiko
Denzel Washington made a movie about him in the late 80s called "Cry Freedom". It was excellent.
I remember that movie and IMO, was one of Mr Washington's most profound roles along with Malcolm X... Should have won an Oscar for both roles.
True
Appropriation. An African actor should have played that role
@@tvs9978 no disrespect but please elaborate.
@@andrebanks5361 well black Americans complain when Africans /black Brits play their roles and say they're appropriating their roles e.g. They were pissed when Cynthia Erivo played H. Tubman, when David Oluwelo played MLK in Glory and when Lupita and Chikwu played black American slaves in 10 years a Slave because they felt they had not lived the black American experience. If so the reverse is true too. A black American should not play the roles of African figureheads because that is not their story/history /lived experience
Thank you very much for your time and hard work, very much appreciated and educational. Be blessed
Steve's political views were and are too much for most people to grasp and understand and practice.
My country men's love for looting and violence would trash any type of political understanding.
Pietermartizburg KZN South Africa 🌍
understand political engineering and manipulation before throwing people under the bus .
Thank you. Well put together.
Steve Biko, thank you for your sacrifice .
All these years ive been reading european, American, russia, Chinese history. Turned to learn about africa and come across these awesome inspiring intelligent men like biko!
One of the best videos of this entire series and one of the most compelling and that's saying a lot because your series/ channel is at the top! Thanks
Very, very inspiring and heartbreaking at the same time. Thank you, Tatenda.
pan african american salutes you. rbg
@Relaty Vibe because you say so mwahahahaaaaaa. Georgia strong Africa Long
who was really behind the killing of Sobukwe Chris Hani and Steve Biko? I wonder what the 3 above would have said of the present Government of our Country.I was honoured to have met Steve Biko.
Biko died in 1977 and Sobukwe died in 1978
From what I heard Robert Sobukwe was not killed, he died from natural causes.
Thank you very much for this videos.much appreciated.enjoying them very much.job welldone on your side.very well narrated videos.
RIPOWERRR AND CONTUNE TRANSITIONING WELL INTO DA COSMOS LUV AND LIGHT BABA STEVE BIKO ONE.OF.AFRIKA GREAT POLITICAL AFRIKAN WARRIORS
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EYE AM 👁 IN AGREEMENT
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Quality content sir. May you please make a video on Zimbabwe and what the future holds for it. I feel its relevant as elections are coming up next year
Is Mnangwagwa going to run for office?
The life of BANTU STEVEN BIKO was so profound that academy award winning actor DENZEL WASHINGTON portrayed him in the movie "Cry Freedom". Later Mr. Washington will bring to life on screen MALCOLM X. We wonder if both roles were selected by Mr. Washington because of the great similarities of their political journeys. Both Biko and Malcolm X wanted their people to liberate their minds so they could resist oppression by the white racist regime in South Africa and the United States.
Comrade Biko you still live in our hearts red salute
Thank you, needed this
I must say sir, you have a very smooth narration voice. I could listen to it for hours
I always look forward to your posts ♥️
May God bless you Bantu S.B we love you 🤛❤️
May his soul rest in paradise from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Thank you for making this
He was a very intelligent man and he could have started real democracy a long time ago, that is will he was perhaps eliminated. What grotesque, inhumane, behavior took away a great MAN. Of Africa. Vetri EC Komani 🙏🇿🇦🙏
Steve Biko is my hero I learnt about him in 1990s on our national television nbc from there I because so fascinated by this African icon played by American actor Denzel Washington then he was indeed a brave and fearless statesman I loved the way he responded to the regime of sa his saying " to me a good Boer is only dead Boer,,and this you call yourselves whites to me my shirt I'm wearing is white but you you are either pink or yellow" and when he hit back at the police officer telling him " you made a mistake of not tying my hands therefore I hit back" wow what a brave and fearless man to honour him I gave my nephew his name who' was born the same year in Africa we have many of his kind courageous and endurance to the journalist who " Steve Biko died for nothing" ooh NO he died for a good purpose Mandela and others were freed from prison and SA got it's independence at last I love my africaininess and my blackness God bless africa 🙏
Great video, I learnt lots from it - thank you!
RIP Biko the evils of apartheid killed you but your spirit is still with us viva Biko viva 💪
A very inspiring video of an unsung hero of South Africa and Africa as a whole. Sorry to say, until watching this video...I knew only about Nelson Mandela as the hero for Apartheid. African people need to understand, realise and follow heroes like Steve Biko and come together as ONE.❤
I always like your intro.... Thanks for the great work and reminding us about our great ancestors
Great to see a new video love the knowledge
Very well researched and full of important facts, good workmanship, Vincent Risimati
Please do a video on Imam Abdullah Haron too!
He (Imam Abdullah Haron) was a (growing and far-reaching) threat to the Apartheid regime.
Steve Biko, like Imam Abdullah Haron, was tortured and interrogated while detained... He too, was murdered whilst in police captivity.
Please do consider doing a tribute to him💔
And thank you for this great video❤️
Salaam to you and your family brother🤝
_"Cape Malay" / "Cape Coloured"_
from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦
#TheCapeOfStorms 🌊 #TheCapeColony ⛓️
#TheMotherCity 🇿🇦 #TheCapeFlats 🏚️
Please they should bcz the case is reopened
I'm Nigerian. Big respect to Stephen Biko 👍🏽
Thank you for the video didn't learn this in school over here in the UK 😢.
I remember, I remember.
R. I. P. Steve B.
The struggle continues.
Thank you for putting this together. Very interesting. I would like to think that someday there will be no more hatred, bigotry or oppression but sadly- I don’t think humanity will ever be that amazing. 😢
Long live Steve Biko's struggle for South Africa.
There were many tears shed for Steve Biko.
South Africa i hail you for your struggle for being what you are today and you will continue to struggle till you would reach where you deasire