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Which literary movement is David Diop primarily associated with, and what are its main goals?

ASurrealism; exploring the subconscious mind

BNegritude; celebrating black identity and culture

CModernism; breaking away from traditional forms

DExistentialism; emphasizing individual freedom and responsibility

Answer:

B. Negritude; celebrating black identity and culture

Read Explanation:

David Diop is primarily associated with the Negritude movement, which aimed to celebrate black identity and culture, challenge colonial stereotypes, and promote the liberation and empowerment of African people. This movement sought to reclaim and valorize African heritage, fostering a sense of pride and solidarity among black communities worldwide.


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