Harry Roselmack explores love as resistance in new essay
Harry Roselmack, known as the emblematic journalist of TF1's "Sept à Huit", has published a new essay titled "L'amour malgré la peur". In it, he examines what prevents people from loving, questions fears, and advocates for an accessible philosophy. Interviewed by Louise Dupont on France 24's "À l'Affiche", Roselmack discussed his journey between journalism and metaphysics, stating that "constater ne suffit plus" (observing is no longer enough). He shared his vision of love as capable of resisting cynicism and fear. He also reflected on being the first Black anchor of TF1's 8 PM news, diversity in television, and his attachment to his Martinican roots. The interview aired on July 2, 2026.
Key facts
- Harry Roselmack published essay 'L'amour malgré la peur'
- He is known as journalist for 'Sept à Huit' on TF1
- Interviewed by Louise Dupont on France 24's 'À l'Affiche'
- Interview aired July 2, 2026
- He was first Black anchor of TF1's 8 PM news
- Essay explores fears that prevent love
- He advocates for love as resistance against cynicism
- He discussed his Martinican roots
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Artists
- Harry Roselmack
Institutions
- TF1
- France 24
Locations
- France
- Martinique