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In Black Skin, White Masks (1952), Frantz Fanon argues that colonialism does not merely dominate people politically and economically; it penetrates their psychological world, shaping how they see themselves and others. Through racism, language, education, and cultural hierarchy, colonial society presents the colonizerโs identity as superior and the colonized personโs identity as inferior. The colonized may gradually internalise these judgments, seeking recognition by imitating the colonizerโs language, behaviour, and standards of respectability. Fanon shows how oppression can produce alienation from oneโs own identity: the colonized person begins to experience themselves through the demeaning gaze of the dominant society.
For Fanon, this psychological injury is not an inherent weakness of the colonized; it is produced by a racist social order. The struggle for liberation must therefore go beyond political independence to challenge the cultural and psychological structures that sustain feelings of inferiority. Decolonisation involves reclaiming the capacity to define oneself rather than measuring oneโs humanity against the colonizerโs standards. Colonialism reaches its deepest power when the dominated begin to see themselves through the eyes of those who dominate them.
A lot of this theory explains the situation of people like Kemi Badenoch.