Lou Turner

In this engaging discussion, Lou Turner, a Clinical Professor in Urban and Regional Planning and a Fanon scholar, examines Frantz Fanon's profound impact on decolonization and mental health. He shares his early encounters with Fanon's texts and highlights his influence on American Black movements. Turner delves into Fanon's life, from his traumatic wartime experiences to his groundbreaking psychological approaches. Insightful reflections on Fanon’s dual role as a cultural therapist and revolutionary thinker reveal a complex legacy still relevant today.