Tendayi Sithole's analysis of Black Consciousness Movement leader Steve Biko's (1946–1977) intellectual legacy reveals the originality and enduring relevance of his ideas. Sithole focuses on what he calls Biko’s generativity, arguing that his work invites us to "think on the edge", challenging liberal frameworks and providing new insights into South African struggles over land ownership, media control, shared resources, and even the historical record.