Change The Way People Think

At The Time Of His Death, Biko Had A Wife And Three Children For Which He Left A Letter That Stated In One Part: “i've Devoted My Life To See Equality For Blacks, And At The Same Time, I've Denied The Needs Of My Family. Please Understand That I Take These Actions, Not Out Of Selfishness Or Arrogance, But To Preserve A South Africa Worth Living In For Blacks And Whites.

Any Warning Normally Implies, Even If It Is Tacit, That There Should Be Changes

I'm Going To Be Me As I Am, And You Can Beat Me Or Jail Me Or Even Kill Me, But I'm Not Going To Be What You Want Me To Be.

Merely By Describing Yourself As Black You Have Started On A Road Towards Emancipation, You Have Committed Yourself To Fight Against All Forces That Seek To Use Your Blackness As A Stamp That Marks You Out As A Subservient Being.

Being Black Is Not A Matter Of Pigmentation - Being Black Is A Reflection Of A Mental Attitude.