Humor and Resilience in Marginalized Communities

This chapter explores the vital role of humor within marginalized communities in America, particularly in the black church and First Nations peoples. It highlights humor as a means for fostering belonging, resilience, and community organizing in the face of systemic challenges, while emphasizing the importance of storytelling and collective action. The conversation also advocates for a more joyful approach to social justice, encouraging a shift towards engaging and imaginative activism.