Frantz Fanon's quote discusses how both black and white people are enslaved by their racial identities and orientations. The document then discusses how colonized countries like India and African nations struggle for progress and development under similar psychological conditions, with Africans feeling more comfortable with Indians who share a mindset towards white people. It notes stereotypical portrayals of black people in Bollywood films, showing exaggerated emotions, jokes about black skin color, and an emphasis on violence and strength, concluding that these reflect Fanon's views on racial identities.

2. Black identity
“The Negro enslaved by his inferiority, the white man
enslaved by his superiority alike behave in accordance
with a neurotic orientation.”
― Frantz Fanon, Black Skin White Masks

3. • Colonized countries
• Struggling for progress and
development
• Same psychological conditions
• Africans feel more comfortable with
Indians.
• Both countries have same mindset for
Whites. 

4. India and black colour

8. Africans in Bollywood
Exaggerated
emotions
Fun of black
colour
Violence and
strength
Conclusion

9. Fanon, Franz. "Black Skin White Mask." Fanon, France.
Black Skin White Mask. n.d.
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