I Write What I Like, I Live What I Mean  (For Steve Bantu Biko) @SankofaPanAfricanSeries
I Write What I Like, I Live What I Mean  (For Steve Bantu Biko)  @SankofaPanAfricanSeries
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This Black History Month, we honour the revolutionary spirit of Steve Bantu Biko—a man who refused to let apartheid imprison the mind, even when it tried to imprison the body. Biko didn’t just speak about freedom; he taught people how to remember their size, their dignity, and their power.

In this powerful spoken-word tribute, “I Write What I Like, I Live What I Mean”, we revisit Biko’s message of Black Consciousness, his fearless challenge to oppression, and his vision of Azania as more than a name—but a declaration.

Biko reminded us:
“Black man, you are on your own.”
Not as abandonment… but as ignition.

This is not just history. This is a call to awaken, to organize, to build, and to refuse being managed. From study circles to clinics, from protest to self-love—Biko’s legacy still burns.

Watch, reflect, and ask yourself:
Is your consciousness black yet?
Do you love yourself enough to fight?
Can you say Azania without whispering?

If you’re searching for meaning this Black History Month, Steve Bantu Biko’s life and words are a compass.

Subscribe, like, and share if you believe the struggle for liberation must stay alive.

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