An NHS psychiatrist reflects on the clarity of thought that allowed Fanon to identify racism as a cause of mental illness. <p><a href='https://writersmosaic.org.uk/category/limited-series/frantz-fanon-revolutionary-psychiatrist/'>Frantz Fanon: revolutionary psychiatrist</a> is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at <a href="https://WritersMosaic.org.uk">WritersMosaic.org.uk</a></p>

An NHS psychiatrist reflects on the clarity of thought that allowed Fanon to identify racism as a cause of mental illness. Frantz Fanon: revolutionary psychiatrist is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

An NHS psychiatrist reflects on the clarity of thought that allowed Fanon to identify racism as a cause of mental illness.&nbsp;<p><a href="https://writersmosaic.org.uk/category/limited-series/frantz-fanon-revolutionary-psychiatrist/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Frantz Fanon: revolutionary psychiatrist</a> is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at <a href="https://WritersMosaic.org.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer">WritersMosaic.org.uk</a></p>

Brown skin, white mask - Khaldoon Ahmed

Black Skin, White Masks (1952) and The Wretched of the Earth (1961) by the Afro-Caribbean writer Frantz Fanon are classics of anti-colonial literature. Ten writers here explore Fanon’s legacy, his radical work as a psychiatrist, his writing, and his commitment towards independence movements – all part of a remarkable life that came to an end when Fanon died from cancer aged just 36.

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Brown skin, white mask - Khaldoon Ahmed

Brown skin, white mask - Khaldoon Ahmed