Fanon argued that colonized people cannot simply reason their way to freedom because the colonizer's violence is embedded in every institution and in the colonized person's own internalized inferiority; liberation therefore requires a violent rupture that restores dignity and transforms consciousness simultaneously. His work refuses the comfort of nonviolence rhetoric when applied to those under systematic dehumanization.
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