Drawing on a range of approaches addressed in the module, and in particular the writings of Fanon, discuss issues of difference and identity as articulated in either Palcy’s Rue Cases Nègres or Pontecorvo’s Battle of Algiers. ‘It was hate; I was hated, despised, detested, not by the neighbor across the street or my cousin on my mother’s side, but by an entire race. I was up against something unreasoned’. (Fanon 1986: 118). Whilst …showed first 75 words of 1769 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1769 total…to overcome the white dominant race and speak out their thoughts as a result of possessing the necessary tools to do that. They obtained a completed education, the will to succeed and the power to resist and overcome the white domination. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** Bibliography: Frantz Fanon (1967) Black Skin, White Masks (1986) tr. Charles Lam Markmann, London: Pluto Press. James Donald and Ali Rattansi (1992) ‘Race’ Culture and Difference, London: SAGE. Eugène Palcy, Rue Cases Nègres.