Chapter 6 of "Black Skin, White Masks" is entitled "The Negro and Psychopathology". In this chapter, Fanon discussed how being Black can and does affect one's psyche. He makes it clear that the treatment of Black people causes emotional trauma. Fanon argues that as a result of one's skin color being Black, Black people are unable to truly process this trauma or "make it unconscious" (466). Black people are unable to not think about the fact that they are Black and all of the historical and current stigma that come with that. Fanon's work in this chapter specifically show the short comings of big names in psychology such as Sigmund Freud. Figures like Fanon and his discussion of the mental health of Black people show that "traditional" psychology was created and founded without thinking about Black people and their experiences at all.