I Write What I Like

I Write What I Like

Steve Biko

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Contents

Note on this Edition

Foreword: ‘The Envisioned Self’ by Njabulo S. Ndebele

Personal Reflections on Steve Biko and Black Consciousness

‘Au Revoir’, St. Francis College

Acknowledgements

Preface by Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Glossary

Introduction by Nkosinathi Biko

1. Biographical Summary

2. SASO – its Role, its Significance and its Future

3. Letter to SRC Presidents

4. Black Campuses and Current Feelings

5. Black Souls in White Skins?

6. We Blacks

7. Fragmentation of the Black Resistance

8. Some African Cultural Concepts

9. The Definition of Black Consciousness

10. The Church as Seen by a Young Layman

11. White Racism and Black Consciousness

12. Fear – an Important Determinant in South African Politics

13. Let’s Talk about Bantustans

14. Black Consciousness and the Quest for a True Humanity

15. What is Black Consciousness?

16. ‘The Righteousness of our Strength’

17. American Policy towards Azania

18. Our Strategy for Liberation

19. On Death

Martyr of Hope: A Personal Memoir

Steve Biko

I Write What I Like