Reclaiming Choukoun - Lapierre, Bob
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The playwright and director, Bob Lapierre, chose to dub this story "Reclaiming Choukoun" rather than Choukoun because he has taken back what belongs to the Ayitian culture, Choukoun. " Choucoune, " by bard Charles Alexis Oswald Durand, is priceless for the Ayitian civilization, for this once ode, turned lyrical, is indeed the symbol of a transitional period in the peoples' literature. Choukoun assumes the first piece of evidence ever recorded in Ayiti's Kreyòl literature by the native speakers. For the past 500 or more years, Ayiti has been part of the World's History. As a member of the…mehr

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The playwright and director, Bob Lapierre, chose to dub this story "Reclaiming Choukoun" rather than Choukoun because he has taken back what belongs to the Ayitian culture, Choukoun. " Choucoune, " by bard Charles Alexis Oswald Durand, is priceless for the Ayitian civilization, for this once ode, turned lyrical, is indeed the symbol of a transitional period in the peoples' literature. Choukoun assumes the first piece of evidence ever recorded in Ayiti's Kreyòl literature by the native speakers. For the past 500 or more years, Ayiti has been part of the World's History. As a member of the society of nations, Ayitians have made numerous worthy but rarely publicized contributions. However, we remain subjects of discrimination by North Americans' policies, the US - though our forebears fought to help them become free from British tyranny. In the name of our forefathers, we are resilient by nature. It is a pending controversy that is not hard to clean up. Although Choukoun is celebrated throughout the world: Caribbean islands, South America, a portion of North America (the US and Canada), and Europe, Choukoun's reputation has been overshadowed throughout the English-speaking countries, for their citizens have been spoiled with Mr. Harry Belafonte's "Yellow Bird," in other words, "Choukoun!" In Reclaiming Choukoun, Bob Lapierre has reclaimed an entire memoir, the Ayitian classic epic, Choukoun!
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Dr. André Lapierre Pardo, also known as Bob Lapierre, is a distinguished thespian and prolific author with a repertoire spanning various genres, including drama, tales, history, legend, folklore, and mythology. His primary dedication lies in the explicit preservation and conservation of Ayitian cultural heritage. As a seasoned playwright-director, Bob excels at crafting first-class theatrical presentations and contributing to cultural forums.With an academic journey culminating in a Ph.D., Bob's expertise extends beyond theatre, encompassing degrees in AA, BA, MA, and a fervent commitment to education. While his aspiration to become the Minister of Culture in his birthplace faced challenges due to politics and incompetence, Bob's passion for cultural preservation remains unwavering.Prior to his arrival on US soil, he was armed with a BS degree as a medical tech. Up to the present, Bob has spent four decades in the classroom as a dedicated professor. His commitment to education is reflected in his written works, where he imparts knowledge, shares cultural insights, and safeguards neglected aspects threatened by the Dynamics of Ignorance.Notably, Bob extends his literary prowess to children's books, including Ayiti's cherished stories like the timeless classic "TEZEN" and a collection of invaluable titles like "Bouki ak Malis." Through his writings, Bob not only educates but also contributes to the preservation of Ayiti's cultural legacy for future generations.