I Write What I Like: Selected Writings

This collection showcases the profound thoughts and reflections of Steve Biko, a pivotal figure in the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa. Biko’s writings resonate with a clarity and urgency that speaks to the struggles of the oppressed, urging them to reclaim their identity and power. The selected pieces delve into the psyche of colonialism, exploring how mental liberation is a crucial step toward social and political change.

Accompanied by Aelred Stubbs, these writings serve as a testament to Biko's intellectual legacy and his belief in the power of self-expression. His powerful words challenge readers to reflect on their understanding of freedom, race, and humanity. Through a blend of personal narratives and political analysis, this volume encourages a critical engagement with the realities of oppression and the path to liberation, making it an essential read for anyone interested in social justice and human rights.