CRI Charleroi: Reading "Black Skin, White Masks"

CRI Charleroi suggests reading Frantz Fanon's essay to address racism and power dynamics.

Cover of the book 'Black Skin, White Masks' by Frantz Fanon, with a blurred background of diverse hands reaching out, symbolizing unity and the fight against racism.
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Cover of the book 'Black Skin, White Masks' by Frantz Fanon, with a blurred background of diverse hands reaching out, symbolizing unity and the fight against racism.

This week, the CRI Charleroi highlights the reading of the essay "Black Skin, White Masks", an essential work for understanding racism and power dynamics.

Every week, the CRI Charleroi proposes a reading, be it a book or an article, to explore, deepen, or diversify viewpoints on themes that concern the organization.
This week's focus is on the work "Black Skin, White Masks", published by Points editions. This text is presented as an essential insight into racism and power dynamics.
The essay, dating from the post-decolonization era, retains its full prophetic value. Racism, despite the horrors it has inflicted upon the world, remains a problem for the future. The work confronts and combats this issue head-on, drawing on the resources of the human sciences and the passion of an author who became a leading thinker for many intellectuals in the third world.
Based on information from the official source: CRI Charleroi — Centre Régional d'Intégration (29/09/2026)