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Biko, Steve

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Sociology of minorities --- Biko, Steve --- South Africa

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Political prisoners --- Journalists --- Biko, Steve, - 1946-1977 --- Woods, Donald, - 1933-2001 --- South Africa

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Moving away from the domain of idolization and veneration, Tendayi Sithole situates Steve Biko within the existential repertoire of blackness as a site of subjectivity and not the object of study. Through an exploration of Biko's meditations, Sithole introduces Biko to readers as a decolonial philosopher, someone more than just a biographical subject.

Black people --- Apartheid --- Race identity --- Biko, Steve, --- Philosophy. --- South Africa --- Race relations.

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Sithole problematises the signifier X, as a marker of the dehumanization of the black subject. He argues that post-1994 South Africa retains the markers of its colonial past, and remains a territory of unfreedom for blacks. He offers a new imagination for a liberatory project through the idea of Azania as a site of true emancipation.

Black people --- Land tenure --- Social conditions. --- South Africa --- Race relations. --- Biko, Steve, --- Political and social views.