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The Misrepresentation of Jamaicans in Cool Runnings & Luke Cage

Table of Contents:
0:00 Cool H(and) Luke
1:04 Why ACCURATE Representation Matters
4:53 Cool Runnings: The Disney Disaster
6:50 Luke Cage: The Marvel Massacre
11:07 Jamaican Me Crazy
15:35 Run fi Cova
19:58 Caged Bird Cries

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