Frantz Fanon The Fact Of Blackness Analysis
Furthermore, racial groups have been formed by superior and dominant powers in a society that uses the concept to create limitations and oppression to those that are not from the pure race. In Frantz Fanon’s writing “The Fact of Blackness”, he focuses on the issue of race and identity by telling a story of a colored man and his oppression by the white race. The white race has always been superior as Fanon mentions also in his writing that the “white world, the only honorable one” (260). It is clear in Fanon’s writing and also in Omi and Winant’s article that “In the United States, the black/white color has historically been rigidly define and enforced. White is seen as a ‘pure’ category. Any racial intermixture makes one ‘nonwhite’”. In the