Jamal Awil

← Black skin, white masks

He sees himself as a theater spectacle. [fact]

The Negro is a toy in the white man's hands; so, in order to shatter the hellish cycle, he explodes. I cannot go to a film without seeing myself. I wait for me. In the interval, just before the film starts, I wait for me. The people in the theater are watching me, examining me, waiting for me. A Negro groom is going to appear. My heart makes my head swim.

Frantz Fanon, Constance Farrington, Black skin, white masks, loc. 554