Steve Biko speaks on The Black Consciousness Movement 

Thank you for leaving this. His words need to remain, unaltered.

@@Slaintemaith You're welcome, Michael.

This interview shows how misinformed Steven Biko was - like most marxist revolutionaries he thought he was fighting for freedom. But he confessed here that it was a 'socialist' system that South Africa would inherit. Socialism is a tyrannical system that hides its true intentions behind 'equality' - a subversion of individual rights in the interest of the banks who finance it. Look at South Africa today. Some victory.

and my brother what i hear now is truly happening "Black faces leading nothing happeing"

I listen to this man not because he is the past but because his thoughts are the future, not just ahead of his time but ahead of all time, he projected a non racial society, where all citizen are equal, the world as a whole has not caught up with him yet

I think this speaks to our education systems. Although oppressed. The education given to our freedom fighters allowed them to think about things from a perspective greater than their own. What our education system is doing now is teaching us not to survive but to depend. That combined with the vanity taught by social media shows us why we have the society we have right now in South Africa.

@@ayyboii8108 Well thought response

yes It as Azania Mr don't mind this fool who still call my country south afric

You're welcome, Ginza... thank you, too.

Actually they eliminated all of them..not one was left

Mayibuye

ebona ngokomoya my favorite azanian leader along with sobukwe

IZWELETHU✋

there is Hani and Tambo also... and him all three were my favorites

@@sboneloxaba9488 Check out Pixley kaIsaka Seme... He is the mastermind behind the ANC. He is the reason that we can even mention the rest. The father of African politics.

Brandon Lategan Your an African brother! before "coloured", "black" etc whatever label the control system uses to divide us. Spirit!

Brandon, you are Afrikan brother, and so are our ancestors, you are one of us, understand that Biko fought and died for both you and I, as well as our posterities. now it's up to us to take up the cudgels and carry on with the fight for the total liberation of our people. Peace and respect.

Brandon, did you even have to mention THAT you are a coloured first. Or are you implying that some coloured don't respect blacks? Where on earth could anyone disrespect the mother of all races? The only genetics that's authentic and uncompromised. You should be dying to associate with us. Do some research and learn more about the black gene, you are blessed to have thats 50% of an african blood running in your veins.

So y’all are out here proudly calling yourselves coloured?...what is that even?

Tsholofelo Afrika let it go, people have a right to identify as anything they want even if you and I may or may not agree with or recognise the legitimacy of that particular identity.

I'm coming that side end of January next yr hopefully wl meet black movement continues

Right on, Feriel... watching that movie is how I first learned about Steve Biko, too.

Terry McKean what a great movie it touched me so much that the first thing I did after watching this movie is google his name and your video came up . I'm really interested in his story I'm not black but I felt something I don't know maybe because I'm from north of Africa in Algeria I felt related I want to learn more now I'm not into history but oh my God for the first time I want to learn about it .

Terry McKean How can someone be so courageous ?

Yes indeed, Feriel. He was definitely courageous and righteous. "Cry Freedom" is an awesome movie and it opened many eyes and got many people into researching about Steve and apartheid in general.

Terry McKean It sure did open my eyes 💜💜💜

You're welcome, Mut Room... thank you, too.

Not that well

@Marianne Havisham sorry you people are the ones that killed this man don't come hear to irritate us with such comments. After killing him you felt it was not enough now you are discrediting him by painting his name black.

@Marianne Havisham Yes indeed, I believe I became irrational with my comment the but now I have come to understand the point on which you are arguing on. I think we both share something common, we believe him as a true leader

Lindokuhle Vilhrakazi

... just in case this RU-vid page cannot be seen in any areas "due to copyright limitations".

thank you Terry

@@thabangmodiko3257 You're welcome, metra :-)

Greetings Terry if I have sampled the beginning of the interview where Tatu Biko responsed to the interviewer for a rap song who do I clear the rights to use the part of the speech in a song?

@@116ntobeko Hi Ntobeko... I don't know who originally created that footage, so I just consider it as public-domain/fair-use material for the time being. I hope to eventually find the entire interview in it's original complete form.

Hulisani Matsila exactly, Black people espousing the white mans so called egalitarian society is a waste of time and actually empowers the enemy. He knows at the very minimum he can expect equality when in fact black should be looking to become the dominant.

Intergration will never work, it hasn't worked for over 400 years.

You are blithedly wrong. I am Wonder Bread White. I adore African people's... The women are alluring beyond words, the men wise. I am moving to Africa in a few years and shall cultivate Hemp with my brothers and sisters and we shall all live, together, resurgent as One, Hempily Ever After.

"In front of the law... " race only matters as far as it affects your access to opportunities and freedoms in society, better to say non discriminatory society maybe, from a legal and political p.o.v

Stephen Shadung two completely different movements.

Stephen, take a back seat.

Stephen Shadung no ways! Incomparable

Eish you know...of all the people that could have been captured to never return again it had to be this African gem instead of Zuma . Ay!

not the anc, but the ideal place for the majority and minority to leave equally. meaning, socialism. not the current capitalist anc society... listen carefully

He did we are, witnessing it now !

Right on, Zeke... I'd like to know, too, so I can get the full interview in video-mode and upload that. This video here is one I made by connecting the short video clip of Steve with the audio-only full-version of his interview, and dubbed in Steve's picture from a screenshot I made of the short video-clip into the audio-only portion of this video, all with Windows Movie-Maker. :-) It'd definitely be awesome to find a copy of the whole interview in video.

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