Karukerament is a podcast about the representation of the Caribbean in cinema and television.
Yé Moun La ! This is my year in review for 2020.
My favorite Caribbean books of 2020
Special Edition 1 - Guidebook on the representation of slavery in cinema and television
Special Edition 2 - Representation of Black moms in Black US sitcoms in the 90's
Caribbean Podcast Directory Interview
Episode 145 du Carry On Friends
Episode 87 du Caribbean Millenials
Yé Moun La ! Here's a new special edition titled "The representation of Black single moms in Black sitcoms in the 90's".
It's a presentation I did in October 2019 during a workshop hosted by university professfor Lissell Quiroz and phD Student Christelle Gomis during the annual Congress of the Institute of the Americas in Paris. Here I take a look at how Black sitcoms give a subversive representation of Black motherhood by deconstructing the negative stereotypes created since the slavery days.
Sources :
Thea, ABC, 1993 - 1994
In The House (seasons 1 and 2), NBC, 1995 - 1996
The Parkers, UPN, 1999 - 2004
My main academic sources were :
Patricia Hill Collins, Black Feminist Thought, 1990
Donald Bogle, Primetime Blues: African Americans on Network Television, 2001
Opening and ending credits : Escape Music (Feel it) de Mano D'iShango (feat. Yalisaï)
Interlude Yé Krik Yé Krak : "Mèm Biten Menm Bagay" de Meemee Nelzy avec Chyco Simeon
Interlude Connexions Caribéennes : "Rien n'arrive sans rien" de Gage
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Yé Moun La! You're listening to Karukerament The English Version.
This is a special edition. I present you my guidebook on the representation of slavery in French cinema and television.
It's a six-part series. This is episode 6.
How sexual violence is used to represent the power dynamics?
How is resistance used to represent the power dynamics?
Opening and ending credits: Mano D'iShango feat. Yalisaï - Escape Music (Feel it)
Interlude : Gage - Rien n'arrive sans rien
Yé Moun La! You're listening to Karukerament The English Version.
This is a special edition. I present you my guidebook on the representation of slavery in French cinema and television.
It's a six-part series. This is episode 5.
How violence is used to represent the power dynamics?
Opening and ending credits: Mano D'iShango feat. Yalisaï - Escape Music (Feel it)
Interlude : Gage - Rien n'arrive sans rien
Yé Moun La! You're listening to Karukerament The English Version.
This is a special edition. I present you my guidebook on the representation of slavery in French cinema and television.
It's a six-part series. This is episode 4.
How to humanize the White slave owners?
Opening and ending credits: Mano D'iShango feat. Yalisaï - Escape Music (Feel it)
Interlude : Gage - Rien n'arrive sans rien