Many Western intellectuals sought to revive humanism and democratic values after the horrors of World War II; a group of writers,one of them being _________,argued that the notion of Négritude was not an effective response to racism.

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Frantz Fanon was a prominent intellectual who critiqued the concept of Négritude, arguing that it was insufficient in addressing the complexities of racism and colonialism.

Many Western Intellectuals Sought to Revive Humanism and Democratic Values