Question

"When I should have been begged, implored, I was denied the slightest recognition? I resolved, since it was impossible for me to get away from an inborn complex, to assert myself as a BLACK MAN. Since the other hesitated to recognize me, there remained only one solution: to make myself known" (Fanon p. 398).

Answer 1

Frantz fanon was seminal thoretician.he had provided an important liberation and inspiration movements around the world he describing concesniious of black in the world of whites

he put his observation around the world and imbued with the will to find a meaning of recoginisation himself he said that As long as the black man is among his own, he will have not find any conflicts of himself except in minor internal conflicts, but to recognise in others.he had to beg for his recoginisations made unattainable in a colonized and civilized society. It would seem that this fact has not been given sufficient attention by those who have discussed the question.

The black man among his own in the twentieth century does not know at what moment his inferiority comes into being through the other. He makes himself as capable as his blackness hiddens all the past stories .also it was satisfied with an intellectual understanding of these differences.

In the white world the man of color encounters difficulties in the development of human recoginisation but the hard working by blacks to prove them in every field make them well known personalities .now there is no dilemma of white over blacks.