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Creole Culture Predates America
..and Louisiana has been the Home of this unique experience...The South has long been the Motherhood of Creole Culture.... Creoles Prior to the Civil War enjoyed a Renaissance of Cultural expansion and development and these Creoles enjoyed a Separate Racial Status ...Their Culture developed , its People and their economic achievements became the envy of America, both Black and White...
After the Civil War all of this was to change...Once the carpetbaggers during the post Civil War era were run out of the South the then Racist Southern Politicians began to enact laws that would eventually take all these hard won successes away from The Creole People. Consequently Creoles were were stripped of there citizenship,Their Racial Status and Legal Rights and were reduced to a Pre slavery lifestyle..
Those Creoles who were not forced to leave Louisiana, somehow, began to leave the state for regions of better opportunity ...Today this outward migration has displaced the Louisiana Creole Population..To a great extent the population drain has spread the Louisiana Creole to every state of the Union and to as many foreign Countries ...The Creoles Culture still remains strong and its People continue to become achievers who still have a strong desire to maintain there Louisiana roots.
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A Salute to Our Ancestors |
Featuring Creole Women |
Famous Creole Video Collage... Click here |
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Identify as" Creole"on the U.S.Census Fight for Our right to Creole Recognition |
The First established Ethnic Group in the New World |
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The Other Americans The Melungeons |
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Southern University’s first professional librarian. of Creole Heritage |
The Buffalo Soldiers formed in New Orleans La |
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Henriette Delille moves closer to sainthood |
Creole Recognition Day |
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Abagond......A Good Multi- Racial Web Site |
Rose Nicaud .. America's First Coffee Vendor..Free Person of Color and Creole |
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