Semana Santa, Diversifying the Seder, Prayer in High School Football, and… Derry Girls? | Discourse! April 2022 episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 25, 2022 · 46 MIN

Semana Santa, Diversifying the Seder, Prayer in High School Football, and… Derry Girls? | Discourse! April 2022

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In this month’s Discourse!, Sidney Castillo is joined by Chris Cotter and Sierra Lawson to discuss the contemporary localized manifestations of Easter and Passover celebrations, a current US Supreme Court Case relating to the First Amendment, and the entanglement of Catholicism and national identity in television’s “Derry Girls”. Watch the video episode here Articles Discussed “Semana Santa en América Latina: religión y tradición““Easter Celebrations Peruvian Style““Catholic Traditions of Holy Week and Easter in Latin America““‘Blackness Deserves a Seat at the Seder’““Black Jews Get a Spotlight at the Seder““U.S. Supreme Court taking on case of high school football coach fighting for right to pray on 50-yard line““Language in Derry Girls was atrocious yet we just accept it as comedy““Derry Girls creator explains why Spice Girls Union Jack dress was missing from latest episode“

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