The concept of negritude:
Correct answer: B. Linked black people across Africa, the Caribbean and the USA around a set of humanist values that were supposedly held by blacks the world over
- A. Seeks to study the experiences of blacks in colonial powers
- B. Linked black people across Africa, the Caribbean and the USA around a set of humanist values that were supposedly held by blacks the world over
- C. Was introduced to post-colonial studies by Franz Fanon
- D. Was introduced to post-colonial studies by Edward Said
Explanation
Negritude was a literary and cultural movement that connected Black people across Africa, the Caribbean and the United States by affirming shared cultural and humanist values. It is associated especially with Aimé Césaire and Léopold Sédar Senghor, not Fanon or Said.
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