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My Initiation in the Mysteries of the City
How to explain my childhood on Robert E. Lee Boulevard, too young to understand the images on the news of the mobs at the schools downtown being desegregated but old enough to understand that my grandfather would not let me drink from a public water fountain? Sitting or lying on the floor watching the maid Sylvia ,who we shared with my aunt and grandparents, ironing my father’s shirts with the…
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I have the second you on the Cajun should be in a subset section of the Creoles on ancestry report! Not only cause it’s just like true, but I feel like it would be a lot more convenient to have doing ancestry research and stuff. Like if we can get down to specifying like Creole of the Natchitoches region or Creoles of XYZ parish(which I actually again really liked because it does help with ancestry stuff and genealogy research to know which parishes I should go contact)…… why can’t we just have like Acadian Creole.
I don’t know if you know about, Christophe Landry Ph.D either works for or works with ancestry, his Facebook says he’s a research team member(again. I don’t know if that means he works with or works for?). He might be somebody useful to talk to about this? Or have actually the specific reasoning on why ancestry didn’t choose to do that!
Either way, I hope you have a lovely day!
I didn’t know Christopher Landry had a Facebook page, I’ve mainly seen his TikTok page and watched his videos on there. But I did email 23&me about the way they’re misrepresenting Creole identity and how it’s harmful. I haven’t gotten an email back yet, but I will share it once I get a response. I do think both 23&me and Ancestry separate the Creole identity into parishes, but it’s only within the African Diaspora section. So the non black Creoles aren’t included in that if they don’t have African Diaspora in their genetic groups. Same thing for Cajun. It won’t show unless you have European Diaspora
Jazzy, bby.
A Creole girl on Creole soil.
Why is this post about Creole stereotypes and how dna tests help perpetuate them labeled as mature content?
Like why is a post with two pictures of dna regional groups labeled as mature??
Tumblr being antiblack again
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As much as the stereotypical depiction of creoles as lightskinned black looking people with light eyes and loose hair contributes to the misconception of creole identity, the dna tests that are available certainly contribute as well.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but for most dna tests they have racialized the groups Creole and Cajun. By that I mean they’ve done stuff like this
I can see the case for Acadia and Cajun, but sorting Creole into certain racial groups imo isn’t helpful when it comes to understanding what Creole identity is. You don’t have to be Black or part of a Black diaspora to be Creole. All being Creole means is that your family was in Louisiana pre-Louisiana Purchase. It’s an ethnicity, not a racial group. DNA tests, realistically, should be listing it where Creole is an option for Indigenous, Black, European, and Asian(to include the Filipino creoles) diasporas.
Edit: Cajuns should’ve been included as a subcategory of Creole. All Cajuns are Creole, but not all Creoles are Cajun. Cajuns can also be any race as well
I just found out there’s an Afro-Creole Flag!
Here’s the link to the creators tiktok page:
TikTok - Make Your Day
