# Frantz Fanon
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Frantz Omar Fanon (, US: ; French: [fʁɑ̃ts fanɔ̃]; 20 July 1925 – 6 December 1961) was a French West Indian psychiatrist, and political philosopher, from the French colony of Martinique (today a French department). His works have become influential in the fields of post-colonial studies, and critical theory. As well as being an intellectual, Fanon was a political radical, and Pan-Africanist, concerned with the psychopathology of colonization and the human, social, and cultural consequences of decolonization.
Class 3: Reading Frantz Fanon with Geo Maher
This is the third episode of our 12-part series Reading Frantz Fanon with Geo Maher.
Readings for Episode 3 are:
BSWM, Chapter 5
Study Questions for Episode 3 are:
What does it mean for Fanon to make himself known?
What is Fanon doing with the Hegelian dialectic in this?
The Abolition School Rad…
Class 2: Reading Frantz Fanon with Geo Maher
This is the second episode of our 12-part series Reading Frantz Fanon with Geo Maher.
Readings for Episode 2 are:
Black Skin, White Masks, Chapter 1 & 4
Study Questions for Episode 2 are:
What is the relationship between language and colonialism?
Fanon speaks of the “so-called” colonial dependenc…
Class 1: Reading Frantz Fanon with Geo Maher
In the first episode of our 12-part series Reading Frantz Fanon with Geo Maher, we will introduce the author and some of his writing.
Readings for Episode 1 are:
CLR James, “From Du Bois to Fanon”
Black Skin, White Masks, Introduction
Study Questions for Episode 1 are:
Who was Frantz Fanon, and i…
UNLOCK: 45.1 Psychic Militancy in the Encampment
This week's Patreon coda applies Lara Sheehi's model of psychic intrusion — confusion, fear, exhaustion, and despair — to both the CASE report and the lived experience in the U of T Gaza encampment.
I look at Émile Durkheim's "social effervescence," Ben Case's "contentious effervescence," Frantz F…
The 6 Most Erased Black Americans Of All Time
Six people built something extraordinary in America, and America answered by taking the country away from them: Malcolm X, James Baldwin, Paul Robeson, Frantz Fanon, Claudia Jones, Muhammad Ali. The passport, the title, the citizenship, the hospital room, the file.Robeson was the most famous Black …
From Les Damnés de la Terre to “Par les Damnées de la Terre’’ by Melek Chekili
Melek Chekili talks about the reinterpretation of Frantz Fanon's ideas in the post-Algerian War by one of Algeria's most famous writers.
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John McWhorter & Dan Subotnik – The Ibram X. Kendi Scandal
0:00 What’s wrong with critical race theory, anyway?
3:31 Why “black Columbia” pretends that John doesn’t exist
12:08 CRT’s racial power-grab
18:06 Does the Jewish American example apply to African Americans?
23:10 Disguising failure as victimology
32:15 Why Dan thinks the CRT tide is ebbing
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Thinking, Feeling, and Sensing: Letting Your Whole Self Into the Healing Room
Episode Summary: In Episode 14 of The Inked Therapist, Del Knight makes the integrative argument underneath the whole series: healing requires all three languages—thinking, feeling, and sensing—in conversation. Drawing on Resmaa Menakem, Audre Lorde, Gloria Anzaldúa, Dr. Maria Yellow Horse Brave He…
Why Are Some Black People Afraid to Say "Black People?"
Why are some Black Americans uncomfortable saying the word BLACK?
Attorney Richard A. Ryles is asking a question that may make some people uncomfortable: Why do we call ourselves “People of Color” when we’re talking specifically about Black people?
Black Americans have a distinct history. From the …
In Every City, There Is a Palestine w/ Hatem Bazian / A People's Climate
"The insanity of the settler colonial mindset has no limit."
Genocide is not only the destruction of human life. It is also the destruction of land, water, food systems, and ecosystems that make life possible.
In Palestine, the devastation of agricultural lands, the poisoning and destruction of wa…
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