When Steve Biko, leader of the Black Consciousness movement died in custody on 9/12 1977 and when an inquiry found no fault with the S.A. government that transported him naked, shackled, unconscious, 750 miles in a Land Rover, it seemed the day of freedom was impossibly far.

Sep 12, 2019 · 3:18 PM UTC

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But it was not so. "The sense of defeat is what we are fighting against. People must not just give in to the hardship of life. People must develop a hope...and in this way build up their humanity." --Steve Biko
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