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The 11 pages that link to Black Consciousness Movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Anti-apartheid movementRelated: It emphasized self-definition and organization rather than relying on multiracial coalition politics.

• Soweto uprisingRelated: Its emphasis on Black agency influenced the student politics surrounding the uprising.

• Steve BikoNarrower topic: Biko became its most prominent leader and theorist.

• BantustanCompared with: It challenged the ethnic classifications used to divide people among Bantustans.

• Mangosuthu ButheleziCompared with: Its organizing offered a distinct route from Buthelezi’s Zulu-based political strategy.

• SowetoRelated: Its ideas influenced student activism in Soweto before the 1976 uprising.

• South African literatureRelated: Its ideas influenced writers who challenged imposed identities and asserted Black voices.

• Hector PietersonRelated: Its ideas influenced the student activism surrounding the Soweto uprising.

• Internal resistance to apartheidRelated: It shaped student activism and political identity before and after the Soweto uprising.

• Mongane Wally SeroteRelated: Its emphasis on Black agency shaped the political and cultural climate of Serote’s early writing.

• Gerard SekotoRelated: Its later emphasis on Black cultural agency echoes the recognition Sekoto sought through art.