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During the 1760s through the 1780s, thousands of displaced Acadians gradually made their way to Louisiana, beginning a new chapter in the hi
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Special episode of television Louisiana about the Isleños folk of Louisiana! This television Louisiana episode is in both La French and Isleños Spanish, so if you want to get your practice in today this vid is a good watch!
Isleños: I guess we learned that Louisiana is more than a state, it’s a community that nobody can split up!
Cajun, Creole, the Native Nations of Louisiana: *staring in silence*
Cajun: bougre, who the hell are you?
The fact that people don’t know what Vietnamese Cajun-Creole food is sad, but the fact that a lot of people even within our own community don’t recognize it as a further creolization of our community is crazy to me. Creolization has never stopped in our community
The story of the Cajuns in Louisiana is vast, rich, and deeply rooted in history. In this new series, Laura Pellerin brings their remarkable journey to life, exploring the people, experiences, traditions, and challenges that helped shape Cajun culture. The first two chapters are now available: Acadian Origins: The Beginning of the Cajun Story and The Great Upheaval Begins. Join us each week as we continue exploring the fascinating story of the Cajuns and the enduring legacy they have created in Louisiana.
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Bonne Fête de l'Acadie!
Who else used cane ash as chalk as a kid when they would burned the fields
Ayyyyy another transmasc cajun
Ayyyy mon bougre! It’s a beautiful world fr