Acadian Days Grand Pré hold tremendous potential to go beyond traditional narratives and expand the cultural narrative to include visual artists. Featured Embalmed in Pride and Kitchen parties: How Acadian Songwriter clique Became Systemic prejudice—and Why Theriault and Cajun Dead Changes Everything Acadian songwriter pride masks systemic prejudice. Why Theriault's neurodivergent queer voice is the future a financed heritage industry refuses to see.
Contemporary French Acadian artist Featured Buddha Nature in Acadian Song Lyric and Verse: Cajun Dead and World music song catalogue Modern Acadian poetry continues to evolve, blending ancestral traditions with contemporary realities. This translation of spiritual text .
Cajun Dead et le Talkin' Stick Featured Acadian Song Ballad Breaks the Taboo of Parental Grief Beyond the Realm of Tear Cajun Dead et le Talkin`Stick song lyrics a powerful testament to parental grief in contemporary French Acadian music.
French Acadian Featured French Acadian new song The Moon, The Sun, and the Truth: Exposing the Clique Controlling Acadian Culture with a Talkin’ Stick French Acadian Song lyric project Cajun Dead et le Talkin; Stick World music That Names What’s Been Buried by self-serving racist Cultural Honkies
French Acadian song Featured The Acadian Ghost Story No One Dares to Tell: Claude Edwin Theriault and the Art of Exclusion French Acadians are praised for their historic resilience,yet they remain today the most underrepresented ethnic minority in Atlantic Canada.
Cold Night on Isle of King George Featured Acadian song A Cold Night on Isle of King George: Cajun Dead's Haunting Requiem for Lost Acadians. A Cold Night on the Isle of King George." Powerful song of dark chapter of Acadian history, interned on Georges Island in Halifax Harbour in 1757
Mississippi Acadie Goddam Featured Mississippi Acadie Goddam: How a French Acadian Artist Channels Alabama’s Bloody Sunday to Challenge Acadian Culture’s Silent Gatekeepers Mississippi Acadie Goddam French Acadian Contemporary Artist Channels Alabama’s Bloody Sunday to Challenge Acadian Culture’s Silent Gatekeepers.
