Ethnic Studies
Négritude is a cultural, literary, and political movement that emerged in the 1930s among French-speaking African and Caribbean intellectuals. It seeks to celebrate and affirm black identity, culture, and heritage in response to the colonial mindset that devalued African cultures. The movement emphasizes pride in blackness and has played a crucial role in shaping African and Caribbean literature and arts, asserting the importance of cultural roots.
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