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A Louisiana Creole of Color was the first to break the color barrier in Baseball a Real " Block Buster " and it's very true...Jackie Robinson was Not the first person of color to break into the Major Leagues.......Click Here

 

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First Cousins: Cajun and Creole Music in South Louisiana from Moriah Istre on Vimeo.     Now You know that there is no real difference......click here for more   disable music below before clicking onto this video     Disable video below before logging onto this video       Creole by Definition A...........Historically, the term Creole was documented by Inca Garcilaso de la Vega. In "The Inca", writing in the early 1600s, he said: "The name was invented by the Negroes... They use it to mean a Negro born in the Indies, and they devised it to distinguish those who come from this side and were born in Guinea from those born in the New World.... B...........Another version states that the term Creole (Spanish -- Criollo) was introduced in 1590. It derived from the Latin word “crear”, which meant, “create.” In 1590, Father J. de Acosta decided that the mixed breeds born in the New World were neither Spanish, African, Indian, but various mixtures of all three, thus a created race. So he identified them as "Criollos". The Spanish copied them by introducing this word to describe those born in the New World, and in this way both Spaniards and Guinea Negroes are called criollo if they were born in the New World." After Years of Struggling for the true meaning Wikipepia has Re-defined the Word after being presented with documentation What Does Creole mean to Us ??   More than once in ongoing discussion regarding the meaning of the word “Creole,” it has been remarked by some pithy yet insightful party that “anyone who is compelled to ask what a Creole is, is most definitely not one himself.” Outside observers tended to identify as Creoles only those very fair-complexioned colored people of Louisiana and the Gulf Coast whose manners, customs, and heritages were overwhelmingly Gallic. This definition tends to limit the definition of Creoles to mulattoes or mixed-race people which is an egregious error, which accounts for mulatto or mixed-race people in a variety of cities and regions being labeled as Creole, when in fact they are not. This definition completely eliminates the presence of white persons who identified and were identified as Creoles.A. E. Perkins, as quoted above, correctly culls the fact that Creole is an identifier which traditionally transcended the pitiable racial caste system. Creole was a cultural identifier and an attestation of heritage.   Much, Much more on Creoles By Definition... Click Here Or Here   Read more...Click Here..... a Very Good Creole Heritage web site

 

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Louisiana's First License plate recognizing Our Creole Culture..Will go on sale soon   Join the party and celebrate Our New State License ...Click here and above

St Martinville has paved the way for Our Creole Culture The City of St Martinville has paved the way for Recongition by the State of Louisiana...Click Here... for their Web site and more

 

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  Real good video on Creole culture &n bsp; More interesting videos for your learning experience.....Disable any videos that might be playing before logging on Kreol Magazine puts You in touch with Your international Creole community .. click here Jambalaya Magazines Joins a Host of Creole Publications Click the link s belo\w Jambalaya Magazine     All Creole Related Publications The Louisiana Weekly The Louisiana Times New Orleans Tribune Bayou talk NOLA.com Nat Creole Magazine KnowLa The spirit of a Culture     Your Culture Needs You back ...Creoles take heed   Being Creole is most indeed something to be proud of ... There is nothing like it in the Whole Wide World...Our Louisiana Creole Ancestors have paved the way for Us to continue in their achievements...They have done so much for America , for the Black and White Races and more than enough for Our Society as a whole... They have been the first of their kind in Politics, are responsible for settling many of Americas Major Cities,, Have brought Jazz to America, have made Our Delicious Creole Cuisine among the Worlds finest...Are one of the very few People that speak a Romantic Language ( Creole )..Have internationalized Our Heritage and are one of the very few People that share similar Cultures World wide and through the military efforts of Our Ancestors helped preserve Americas independence.. If Fact more than a third of American soil belonged to Our French/ Creole Nation before the sale of Louisiana By Napoleon...just to name a few...What more can You ask for.and yet We continue to achieve despite the hateful and hostile attitudes of others that wished We didn't exist ..Please Do Your part to help preserve Your Rich Creole Heritage ...Saying You are Creole means nothing if You don't support Your Creole Culture.. .Do something that will help preserve Your Creole Heritage so the future generations can stand proud to call themselves Creole as well..Do Your part to continue in the steps of Your Ancestors ..Being proud to be Creole should be in deeds and not just talk..Let's get it together... Augustine/Comeaux

 

Did You know that Creoles were ? ? First person of color in the majors The very First jazz clarinetist The only passengers of color on the Titanic First persons of color elected to the Louisiana State Supreme Court First Person of Color in the U.S. to be elected Governor First non White regiment mustered in the Civil War Army Oldest Park Ranger in the History of America Longest acting president of an American University The First to create a school for educating African Americans First Bishop in the Modern Age of the Roman Catholic Church fthe First wife of Napoléon Bonaparte The First Person of Color in America to be nominated for Sainthood The Oldest Neighborhood for People of Color in America First person of color to become Mayor of any City in the U.S. America.'s First Coffee Vendor Inventor of the Surgar cane planting machine First Battalion of Color in the U.S. Army World Famous New Orleans French Quarters Built By Creoles The Builders of the St Louis Cemetary in New Orleans La the First to develop automated Sugar Refining One of America's First photographers The First Social Club established for People of Color in the U.S. The First people of Color to become Models in America The First Band to bring Jazz To America Creole First.. Click here... for more     Your Culture Needs You back ...Creoles take heed   Being Creole is most indeed something to be proud of ... There is nothing like it in the Whole Wide World...Our Louisiana Creole Ancestors have paved the way for Us to continue in their achievements...They have done so much for America , for the Black and White Races and more than enough for Our Society as a whole... They have been the first of their kind in Politics, are responsible for settling many of Americas Major Cities,, Have brought Jazz to America, have made Our Delicious Creole Cuisine among the Worlds finest...Are one of the very few People that speak a Romantic Language ( Creole )..Have internationalized Our Heritage and are one of the very few People that share similar Cultures World wide and through the military efforts of Our Ancestors helped preserve Americas independence.. If Fact more than a third of American soil belonged to Our French/ Creole Nation before the sale of Louisiana By Napoleon...just to name a few...What more can You ask for.and yet We continue to achieve despite the hateful and hostile attitudes of others that wished We didn't exist ..Please Do Your part to help preserve Your Rich Creole Heritage ...Saying You are Creole means nothing if You don't support Your Creole Culture.. .Do something that will help preserve Your Creole Heritage so the future generations can stand proud to call themselves Creole as well..Do Your part to continue in the steps of Your Ancestors ..Being proud to be Creole should be in deeds and not just talk..Let's get it together... Augustine/Comeaux

 

 

Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Click on photo to enlarge Miss California Teen Creole     Niza Metoyer a California Creole with strong Cane River Creole roots was the only Contestant able to display her Creole identity in the Miss California Teen Pageant... We Believe this is the First ever Major Beauty Pageant that has so recognized Our Culture and people... Thanks to Niza Metoyer Who did very well in the pageant for her excellent performance and for representing Our Creole Culture in California and America ...We Creoles are Damn proud of our Heritage and Creole roots and are now more than ever begriming to eagerly identify as Creoles and more determined to let the World know that our Culture will continue to exist Niza Metoyer... A California Creole of Cane River Creole Heritage Good Article on Pageant from Bayou talk...Click here Click here to view pageant and it's History Click Here for photos of Contestants

 

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"When a society or a civilization perishes, one condition can always be found. They forgot where they came from." ........... Carl Sanburg Louisiana Creole Cultural Flag somethings to know about Creole Culture and History Our Creole Heritage Flag ..Click here   Creoles reaching out to You ... ... Click Here The Creole, Who is He? Early African Origins Creole Chronology Creole Treaty Rights Mixed Race Creoles / Mulattoes a Tenacious People Frenchcreoles International The Moors Creole Heritage Videos Creole History Are Creoles Black? The Creoles meet with President Lincoln The Free People of Color The Creole Genisis Early Creole Homes Recently found Creole Manuscripts The Cane River Story Creole Family portraits Creole Names Cane River National Heritage Park The Atlantic Creoles The Mix of Cultures The Quadroons TThe One Drop Rule Mixed Race in Africa Are You really Creole Cultural Videos Learn Louisiana creole Creole Folklore The Real Truth abuot Our creole Ancestors

Our "Louisiana Times" a Creole Publication is finally getting underway but before We go forward with it's publication we want to make it available on the internet so that We can get your feed back so when We move forward with it's publicationWe will know that it's contents will be suitable for You and and that the stories presented are in good taste...We would appreciate Your feedback and comments .. ......Click here for Your feedback Click here to view contents       The Signares of West Africa   Selected Creole Videos ......Disable music player below before starting   We Creoles just don't let someone else tell Us who We are or just what color We are and Where We came from...We have a History and That History tells you Our roots and Our origins... Click Here to See what We are talking about

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The Creole Heritage Center..Natchitoces La Needs Your Help.. The Center is in danger of Permanetly Closing it's doors due to severe Budget Cuts and lack of funds needed to operate...As You may be aware This Center is the largest and most active of Creole Organizations decicated to the Preservation of Our Precious Creole Culture...Our Culture must be Preserved. We Creoles all say we are proud of Our Heritage so now is the tiime to put Your money where Your mouth is ..Just a monthly commitment as little as $8.00 per month would keep them alive and will also show The World and the African American Community that We are dedicated to keeping Our Creole Culture Alive Augustine/Comeaux...Web site producer The Creole Heritage Center Read More Click Here to Donate     iCREOLE 2011 FORUM & CELEBRATION October 7, 2011 Lets give Our Culture a Boost and Our Cousins a Hand.... Click Here to read more   Just Recently Added ; The Quorum .....The Diversiry of New Orleans and Our Creole People click here to See Web Site .....and watch the video here   Elmina..The Creole Genisis Henriette Delille moves closer to sainthood Creoles International A Video collection on Creole Culture and Heritage Our Creole Heritage Queen Learn French Creole..... More ...Here The Louisiana Creole an Ethnic People Weather Forecast | Weather Maps | Weather Radar Good Creole related Videos Featuring Creole Women       Just Recently Added ////////////////////////////