What does Fanon mean when he writes that he doesn’t get to be a subject, but rather has to be a black man in an anti-black racist society?

What does Fanon mean when he writes that he doesn’t get to be a subject, but rather has to be a black man in an anti-black racist society? Explain how anti-black racism affects the formation of subjectivity of black people and of white people using the Critical Race Theory materials. Finally, show how this affects political and ethical relationships in our contemporary world.