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Jesse David Fox, “The Special Special” (Vulture, )Ĭaroline Framke, “’I just wanted it to be a regular story about black people’: Issa Rae on creating and starring in HBO’s Insecure“ (Vox, )Īshley Lee & Alexandra Del Rosario, “Quinta Brunson Wasn’t Bothered, But Jimmy Kimmel’s Dead-Body Gag Bombed At The Emmys” (LA Times, ) Deanne Stillman Found 4 people in California, Arizona and 5 other states. Rita Felski, “Everyday Aesthetics” (Minnesota Review, Spring 2009) Paul Laurence Dunbar, “We Wear The Mask” (1895) Jalylah Burrell, Bambi Haggins, Maggie Hennefeld, & Matt Seybold, “Dave Chappelle & Killjoy Comedy” (The American Vandal, )ĭestiny’s Child, “Independent Women” (2000) Thanks again to The Snarlin’ Yarns for providing this season’s theme song, “Don’t Go Fishing.” Titters 101: An Introduction to Womens LiteratureDeanne Stillman, Preparing Your Business for Global E-CommerceDepartment of Commerce, The 2009-2014. She also recently published an essay on Dave Chappelle at Vulture. Her book, Laughing to Keep from Dying: African American Satire in the Twenty-First Century (U Illinois, 2020), is part of the New Black Studies Series and was featured in The New York Times “New & Noteworthy” book review section. In 2020, she presented on Era Bell Thompson at our Quarry Farm Symposium and appeared in our episode of “Dave Chappelle & Killjoy Comedy.”ĭanielle Fuentes Morgan is Associate Professor of English & Ethnic Studies at Santa Clara University. She is currently working on a book, “Capacity For Laughter: Black Women & the American Comedic Tradition,” a selection from which recently appeared in Women’s Studies Quarterly. Jalylah Burrell is Assistant Professor of African American Studies at Loyola Marymount University. On this episode of The American Vandal Podcast, Matt Seybold discusses the often precarious role of Black comic creators with two scholars of race, gender, and comedy in the U.S.

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