Frantz Fanon authored seminal works examining the impact of colonization on indigenous rights, exploring the psychological and cultural consequences of oppression. His influential texts, such as "Black Skin, White Masks" and "The Wretched of the Earth," analyze the dehumanizing effects of colonial rule on subject populations. Fanon’s writings emphasize the importance of liberation movements and cultural identity in reclaiming dignity and humanity. His critical theories on race and post-colonialism continue to resonate in contemporary discourse on decolonization and social justice.