Building the Frantz Fanon School: an interview with Mqapheli Bonono - ROAPE We share Richard Pithouse’s monumental interview with Mqapheli Bonono, the current deputy president of Abahlali baseMjondolo, conducted for ROAPE’s special issue 186 celebrating the Frantz Fanon…

For ROAPE's special issue celebrating Frantz #Fanon100, Richard Pithouse interviews Mqapheli Bonono of Abahlali baseMjondolo. Bonono discusses how the shack dwellers built the Frantz Fanon School amid evictions, assassinations, and state repression.

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Missed the announcement of the release of our new special issue on #Fanon at 100?

Frantz Fanon at 100: class struggle and the future of African liberation

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We’re thrilled to share ROAPE Special Issue 186, Vol. 52, celebrating the centenary of Frantz Fanon’s radical life, work & legacy.

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The Frantz Fanon special issue is available to read & download for free

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@roapejournal.bsky.social ending 2025 with a bang!

A new special issue on the revolutionary Frantz #Fanon (1925–1961) stuffed full of contributions that critically reflect on his life & legacy.

#Fanon100: class struggle and the future of African liberation

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Special issue of ROAPE. Christopher J Lee, one of the issue's co-editors/introducers was one of my best follows on old twitter. #Fanon100.

2/2 🧵 ✨ The entire Frantz Fanon special issue is available to read and download for free — the perfect festive deep dive 🎄🔥

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Frantz Fanon at 100: class struggle and the future of African liberation - ROAPE Chinedu Chukwudinma, Christopher J. Lee and Bettina Engels introduce special issue 186, Volume 52 of the journal, dedicated to honouring the centenary of the Martiniquais-Algerian revolutionary…

1/2 🧵 🚨 Just in time for the holidays! We’re thrilled to share ROAPE Special Issue 186, Vol. 52, celebrating the centenary of Frantz Fanon’s radical life, work and legacy 🎄🔥

Editorial: #Fanon100: Class Struggle and the Future of African Liberation

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“We are nothing on earth if we are not first of all slaves to a cause — the cause of the people, the cause of justice and freedom.”
— Frantz Fanon, who died on this day in 1961.

🚨 🎉 Keep a lookout: ROAPE’s special issue Fanon at 100 drops in the next 10 days 🚨 🔥

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What existentialist philosophy reveals about prejudices | Aeon Essays The existentialist philosophies of Simone de Beauvoir and Frantz Fanon offer important insights into the nature of prejudice

2. A longer read on what social psychology can learn about prejudices and stereotypes from the existentialisms of Beauvoir and Fanon ::

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Sedimentation: the existentialist challenge to stereotypes | Aeon Ideas From stereotypes via sedimentation to behaviour: how existentialism can help us understand ourselves today

Two more free Rethinking Existentialism articles to celebrate #Fanon100 from the ever excellent @aeon.co magazine ::

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What would Frantz Fanon say about Gaza? | The Observer The postcolonial thinker's ideas were forged in the fire of Algerian liberation – but his views were more nuanced than his myth suggests

‘The significance of Fanon lies in his attempt to wrestle with the contradictions of the European legacy ... It now fell to those struggling for freedom from colonial rule to “start a new history of man”.’

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Sleeping beauty and the masses – Fanon’s class analysis of the postcolony - ROAPE In the wake of Frantz Fanon’s 100th birthday, Sam Chian offers a close reading of The Wretched of the Earth, arguing that Fanon’s primary intervention lies in his class analysis of colonial…

To mark Fanon’s 100th, Sam Chian revisits The Wretched of the Earth, examining Fanon’s critique of the national bourgeoisie and the working class while exploring his faith in the peasantry and international solidarity to achieve socialism. #Fanon100
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Dois desses filmes estão disponíveis gratuitamente no YT, o outro tá na Filmicca (e é um filme lindo demais). Recomendo essas recomendações. #Fanon100

100 years ago today, Frantz Fanon was born.

Martiniquais by birth, Algerian by struggle #Fanon100 was not only a seminal thinker of anti-imperialist struggles in Africa and the Global South, but also a revolutionary activist.

"What matters is not to know the world but to change it"

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🕯️ 100 Years of Frantz Fanon
Born July 20, 1925 — revolutionary, anti-colonialist, freedom fighter.
His words still inspire the fight for liberation.
📖 Read the full tribute by Hélène Bidard: “No peace without liberation.”
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Frantz Fanon at a press conference during a writers' conference in Tunis, 1959 Foto: Wikimedia Commons

#OpenLecture on Black Skin, White Masks by Frantz Fanon, marking his centenary! 📚🎂
🗓 Thursday, 22 May 2025
⏰ 10.00 – 12.00
📍 Online via Zoom*
@premat.bsky.social @stockholm-uni.bsky.social revisits Fanon’s groundbreaking work
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