The document discusses Frantz Fanon's 'Black Skin, White Masks,' focusing on the psychology of racism and the implications of color in society. It emphasizes the internalized mindset around race, arguing that humanism, rather than color, is essential for addressing racial discrimination. The author concludes that racial prejudices are mental constructions, advocating for a questioning attitude toward these issues.

1. UseofColorinPopularMediain
Contextof‘BlackSkin,WhiteMasks’
 Presented by : Dharma Gohel
 Semester : 3
 Paper No : 11
 BatchYear : 2017-19
 Enrollment No : 2069108420180014
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2. ‘BlackSkin,WhiteMasks’(1952)
 Writer : Frantz Fanon
 Divided into 8 parts
 It deals with
Psychology of racism
 Originally it was the
manuscript of the
doctoral thesis

3.  “We are the chose people; look
at the color of our skin. The
others are black or yellow. That
is because of their sins.”
- Frants Fanon

4. BollywoodFilms

5.  Kala chashma jachada hai gore mukhde pe…
 Gori radha ne kalo kaan…
 Kale hai to kya huaa dilwale hai…

6. What Is color?
 A fact
 Accept certain limitations
 Color here is internalised mindset.
 “The white man is sealed in his whiteness.The
blackman in his blackness.”
 There are no binaries, desire is common to all.

7.  Ideaofhumanism
 Fanon begins his work with the idea of
humanism.
 “Towards a new humanism
Understanding among men
Our colored brothers
Mankind, I believe in you…
Race prejudice
To understand to love.”

8. Conclusion:
 All these problems of racial discrimination are
mental constructions.
 It is humanism that is important not color.
 My final prayer:
Oh my body, make me
always a man who
questions…
( Black Skin,White Masks )