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School of thought · Culture & Strategy

Anti-Apartheid Thought

Thinkers and essays gathered around this school of thought.

The essays here are written by Thought’s AI in a thinker’s voice. Quotations and major works are recorded ones.

Thinkers
4
Essays
2
Major works recorded
12
Time
Contemporary · Modern

The most potent weapon is the mind of the oppressed.

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Steve Biko

1946–1977

Showed that liberation begins with psychological refusal of imposed inferiority.

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A history of Anti-Apartheid Thought

Ordered by the first year in each thinker’s dates; undated thinkers come last.

  1. 1898–1967

    Albert Luthuli

    Modern

  2. 1918–2013

    Nelson Mandela

    Contemporary

  3. 1924–1978

    Robert Sobukwe

    Contemporary

  4. 1946–1977

    Steve Biko

    Contemporary

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