Nos voix dérangent-elles les médias ? Claudy Siar & Joëlle Dago-Serry

Are the media still independent? In this new episode of "Funeral of Taboos," we welcome Claudy Siar and Joëlle Dago-Serry for a frank debate on the power of the media, the representation of people of African descent in French broadcasting, the dynamics of influence, and the future of African media. Throughout this intense discussion, Claudy Siar and Joëlle Dago-Serry analyze the role of channels like RFI in shaping public opinion, the difficulties faced by some voices of African descent in accessing mainstream media, and the importance of building independent media outlets capable of telling their own stories. Do the media influence more than they inform? Is it possible to remain independent within a large media group? And why is funding one's own media outlets becoming such a crucial issue today? 🔥 Watch until the end: the discussion becomes particularly heated regarding the French audiovisual landscape, public media, and the construction of narratives. 👇 Tell us in the comments: Do the media still tell the truth today? 🔔 Subscribe to stay up-to-date on future episodes of Funerals of Taboos and join the community that dares to break the silence. 🔥 Our cause, our mission. Support us! 👇🏿 https://go.lesfuneraillesdestabous.co... #FuneralsOfTaboos #AfricanDiaspora 📩 CALL FOR TESTIMONIES Do you have a powerful, impactful, or meaningful story? Write to us: [email protected] *CHAPTERS:* 00:00 Introduction: Media and Free Speech 01:13 Guest Introductions 03:03 Joëlle Dago-Serry: Career Path and Freedom of Speech 09:36 Claudy Siar Recounts His Departure from RFI 17:12 Public Media and the Dynamics of Influence 24:03 Why Fund Your Own Media? 25:46 Being Black in French Media 37:17 Representation of People of African Descent in the Audiovisual Landscape 55:13 Debates and Media Pluralism 1:13:43 Black Entrepreneurship and Media Strategy 1:40:49 Conclusion and Final Message