把女王带到街上:Jaycees嘉年华女王比赛和Pretty Mas的美学

Carnival Is Woman Pub Date : 2019-12-30 DOI:10.14325/mississippi/9781496825445.003.0005

Samantha A. Noel

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在本章中，我们考察了Jaycees嘉年华皇后比赛是如何支持上层和中产阶级的道德观念，以反对主要是黑人和工人阶级的审美，从而创造了一种民族传统。到了20世纪40年代，比赛成为一年一度的节日的焦点。它使卡利普索国王比赛黯然失色，而卡利普索国王比赛是黑人群众创造性、社会和政治表达的中心。

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Taking the Queen to the Streets: The Jaycees Carnival Queen Competition and the Pretty Mas’ Aesthetic

In this chapter, examines how the Jaycees Carnival Queen competition upheld upper and middle class mores in opposition to a largely black and working class aesthetic, thereby creating a national tradition. By the 1940s, the competition became the focus of the annual festival. It eclipsed the Calypso King competition, the hub of creative, social and political expression for the black masses.

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