The acclaimed series “For the Culture with Amanda Parris” has returned for its second season with a focus on exploring various aspects of culture and society. Parris is dedicated to delving deep into the subjects covered in this “engaging, informative, and intimate documentary series” for the CBC.
The inaugural episode of the new season, named “Black Tourism,” delves into the evolving landscape of tourism influenced by Black travelers. It also examines the potential negative impacts of the travel industry on Black countries and communities that rely on it. Viewers can now access the series for streaming on CBC Gem.
In today’s episode of “Commotion,” cultural critic Matt Amha partners with host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to analyze the Season 2 premiere of “For the Culture” and its implications regarding the effects of tourism on destinations like Ghana and Jamaica.
For additional content, you can watch today’s episode on YouTube. The full discussion from the show is also available on CBC Listen or on the podcast “Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud,” accessible on various podcast platforms.
The interview with Matt Amha was conducted by Ty Callender.