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Rubin Phillip (b. circa 1948) is bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Natal. The great-grandchild of indentured labourers from Andhra Pradesh, Phillip is the first of East Indian heritage South African to hold the position of Bishop of Natal. He grew up in Clairwood, a suburb of Durban with a large concentration of people of Indian ethnicity, in a non-religious household, but converted to Christianity before being enthroned as bishop in February 2000. He was a noted anti-apartheid activist and spent three years under house arrest in the 1970s.〔(Diakonia Council of Churches Award Citation for Bishop Rubin Phillip ), 2010〕 He continues to take political positions and remains connected to grasroots struggles.〔(Christian leaders won’t remain silent for Zuma ), by ABONGILE MGAQELWA, ''The Daily Dispatch'', 12 October〕 == Black Consciousness Movement ==
Phillip was involved in the Black Consciousness Movement, was a close friend to Steve Biko〔(Biko: A bright guiding light in dark times ), Address by the Anglican Bishop of Natal at St Philip’s Anglican Church, Fingo Village in Grahamstown, 19 September 2012, ''Pambazuka''〕 and was the Deputy President of the South African Student's Organisation in 1969 when Steve Biko was President.〔[http://www.witness.co.za/index.php?showcontent&global[_id]=30227] Bishop of Natal honoured in Germany, ''The Witness'', 31 October 2009〕
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