Frantz Fanon Was One Of The Twentieth-century''s Most Influential Theorists And Activists, Whose Work Fighting Against Colonialism And Imperialism Has Been An Inspiration To Today''s Decolonization And Anti-racism Movements. As The Author Of Essential Texts Such As The Wretched Of The Earth And Black Skin, White Masks, His Impact On Today''s Activists - From Rhodes Must Fall To Black Lives Matter - Is Indelible. Leo Zeilig Here Details The Fascinating Life Of Fanon - From His Upbringing In Martinique To His Wartime Experiences And Work In Europe And North Africa - And Frames His Ideas And Activism Within The Greater Context Of His Career As A Practising Psychiatrist And His Politically Tumultuous Surroundings.