L'histoire de Frantz Fanon

Today I'm going to tell you the story of Frantz Fanon. Before becoming an anti-colonial activist, he fought for Free France. During his medical studies, he wrote the book "Black Skin, White Masks." He then became a psychiatrist in Blida, Algeria. It was there that he met anti-colonial activists, and with his wife, Josie Fanon, he decided to join the FLN (National Liberation Front). In 1960, he was diagnosed with leukemia. Within a few months, he wrote "The Wretched of the Earth," a seminal work for anti-colonialists worldwide. But is Fanon a hero? How do we pass on his legacy? How do we keep his ideas alive? We'll discuss this together in this video. Support us: https://histoirescrepues.fr/ Guests Mireille Fanon Mendez-France: http://fondation-frantzfanon.com/ Jean-Claude Barny:   / jcbarny   Directed and written by: Seumboy Vrainom and Yvana Aletas Edited by: Ilma Thumbnail by: Acil Benamara Produced by: Hors Manies Harmonies SOURCES: Fanon - Film, by Jean-Claude Barny, 2025 Photos: https://www.blidanostalgie.fr/hpb/hpb... Biography of Frantz Fanon, by Alice Cherki Interview with Josie Fanon on Haïti Inter, June 8, 1979:    • Josie Fanon, l'épouse du psychiatre Frantz...   Fanon's speech "Racism and Culture":    • CENTENAIRE Frantz FANON, Racisme et Cultur...   00:00 Introduction 01:51 Fanon's Childhood 03:26 World War II 06:13 Disillusionment 08:45 Black Skin, White Masks 10:58 Mixed-Race Couples 13:52 Psychiatry 16:22 Blida Hospital 20:28 Fanon and the FLN 23:55 Fanon in Exile 28:58 The Wretched of the Earth 33:30 Fanon's Memory 39:29 Conclusion