Fanon & Du Bois #1

a) Characteristics of society, community and institutions

b)  The struggle for equality and respect

Fanon and Du Bois#2

-Response to inequality and racism:

1) -A compromiser (Booker T. Washington)

    -The uncompromising opposition

2)  The looking glass self:  "I am to the extent that I am recognized." Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man

Fanon and Du Bois #3

Cross: Stages of Nigrescence

(Stages of African American Identity)

A.  Pre-encounter

B.  Encounter

C.  Immersion

D.  Internalization

E.  Internalization and Commitment

Fanon and Du Bois #4

a)  Behavior observation and interview

1.  Fanon- In French colony of Martinique

"Black Skins, White Masks"

2.  Du Bois- in a segregated U.S.

b) Participant observation

Fanon and Du Bois #5

a) Milieu therapy or sociotherapy- a therapeutic community

b) Knowledge is power- empowerment

1.  Education

2.  The Crisis

3.  Bibliotherapy

c) Encouraging clients to move through the stages of Nigrescence

d) Therapist self-evaluation - stage of racial identity of therapist

Fanon and Du Bois #6

a) The decolonized mind - true freedom

b) The bicultural/ multicultural person - Malcolm X after trip to Mecca

Fanon and Du Bois #7

a) Participant observation - Du Bois

b) Ethnography- Franz Fanon - The Algerian Revolution

1.  Studying the person in context, W.E.B. Du Bois, The Philadelphia Negro

2.  Families in rural south