Black Skin White Masks by Fanon, Frantz - 1970

Paladin, 1970 174 pages. Cover has some scuffing and creasing. Top corner of front cover is very creased, and back cover has some stains. Spine creased and a little stained. Pages very yellowed but clean and tightly bound. Previous owner's name written in ink on first page. Condition consistent with age of book. Ex Libris: Eliza Adelaide Knight, suffragette, imprisoned and force-fed. In court: "I absolutely refuse to barter my liberty of action for anyone." From prison: "I'm determined to fight on until the goal of women's political freedom is reached. I sing The Red Flag every night and every morning." She was a communist along with her husband, Donald Adolphus Brown, merchant seaman from British Guyana and son of freed slaves. 'A sociological study of the psychology of racism and the dehumanization inherent to colonial domination.' . Mass Market Paperback. Good/No Jacket.