lives and behaviour of black people that sometimes onefeels that the police only need to page at random through theirstatute book to be able to get a law under which to charge a victim.(...)"BikoLives!FrankTalk, 11 November 1984. "(...)This September marks the tenthanniversary of the brutal murder of Steve Biko by the South Africanstate, Biko was beaten to death by the police while in detention. Hisso-called crimes were the ideas he espoused and developed, ideas thattook root among the Azanian people and were turned into the materialreality of the Soweto Uprising.(...)"SteveBiko SpeaksBlackconsciousness and the quest for a true humanityPorSteve Biko. "(...)There is no doubt that the colour Question inSouth African politics was originally introduced for economicreasons. The leaders of the white community had to create some kindof barrier between blacks and whiles so that the whites could enjoyprivileges at the expense of blacks and still be feel free to give amoral justification for the obvious exploitation that pricked eventhe hardest of white consciences.(...)"SteveBiko SpeaksEntrevistaem que Biko fala da "Consciencia Negra".Asedicoes digitais listada acima sao da South African HistoryOnline. Essa biblioteca contem outros textos muito bem editadossobre a Africa do Sul e sobre o regime do Apartheid.NewIntroduction to the American edition of Steve Bikos "I WriteWhat I Like"CCSResource Centre Online libraryPorLewis R. GordonSteveBantu Biko was a courageous man. This is not to say that he wascallously neglectful of the value of life, including his own, butrather he was a man for whom life was so valuable that the fear ofdeath could be transcended. The consequence was that he found a wayfor word and deed to meet and thus to achieve the urgently politicaland the genuinely liberating. Brutalized to death in the flesh, heleft his words to unfold through three decades in a continuedchallenge to every human being to carry on the fight for ourhumanity. Dust though his body has become, his ideas live on. (...)SteveBiko: Martyr of the anti-apartheid movement**BBCNews Background Monday, December 8, 1997 Published at 10:19GMT **SteveBiko, subject of the film Cry Freedom, is widely seen as the greatestmartyr of the anti-apartheid movement. His philosophy that politicalfreedom could only be achieved if blacks stopped feeling inferior towhites attracted enormous international attention, and is consideredby many to be the turning point in the demise of apartheid. (...)Frasesde Bikobiko-his-own-words.jpgDiscursosDiscursode Nelson Mandela na comemoracao ao vigesimo aniversario da mortede Steve Biko(...)Yet what has been said about Steve Biko, what passed through thewalls of Robben Island and other prisons along our politicalgrapevine, has stood the test of time. That he was indeed a great manwho stood head and shoulders above his peers is borne out not only bythe testimony of those who knew him and worked with him, but by thefruits of his endeavours. (...)ConferenciasIConferencia Internacional Steve BikoCMI,por Dj Branco / CMA HIP-HOP 28/09/2007 as 12:46(...)Com o intuito de difundir a memoria do lider negro sul-africanoSteve Biko e promover dialogos entre o movimento negro, o InstitutoSteve Biko promovera no dia 09 de outubro a sua primeira conferenciaInternacional com o tema: ?Biko! Por que Biko: sua historia, seulegado?, Palestrante: Nkhosinati Biko, filho de Steve Biko epresidente da