Anti-blackness is one of the root causes of most oppression and racism in the United States, but it is not just an American problem. Anti-Blackness is everywhere. It exists in one way or another ...

In it, Fanon examined questions of blackness, racism, and subjectivity. The book looked at how anti-black racism shapes the subjectivity of both the perpetrators and those on the receiving end of such ...

The Double Bind of Blackness Faulkner recognized what W.E.B. Du Bois and Frantz Fanon wrote about as an everyday reality for themselves and people of color as they protested the color line that ...

On four questions, in particular, Fanon speaks most forcefully today, and not always in ways we might expect: the place of violence in struggles for liberation; the phenomenology of Blackness and the ...

In How We Walk, Beaumont instead has us read Fanon who had a far more complex and materialist reading of such things as anti-blackness and racial oppression, and of course, colonialism.

'As a Black queer woman, the opportunity to bring Elphaba to life was the gift of a lifetime,' said Cynthia Erivo at the Critics Choice Association's Celebration of Black Cinema & TV ...

American University’s Antiracist Praxis subject guide defines anti-Blackness as “specific forms of racism contingent upon or cast through the denigration, disenfranchisement, and disavowal of ...

Normani said she felt like she was 'showing up for myself' by embracing her Blackness across 'Dopamine.' ...

As they did in 2020, right-wing influencers and other loudmouths are trying to say that the United States' first Black and first female vice president isn't truly Black.

Fanon responded to these early, harrowing experiences of racism by exalting his Black identity, before rejecting racial ideology in favor of a radical anti-imperialism.

Why do celebrities like Justin Timberlake exploit Blackness to get ahead? Stars like Timberlake, Awkwafina, Gwen Stefani and Miley Cryus have all been accused of exploiting Black culture ...