What Does it Mean to be "Creole?"
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What Does it Mean to be "Creole?"
In the United States "Creole" usually refers to the people of southern Louisiana who celebrate Mardi Gras and have a unique culture with roots to French, Spanish, African, and Native American ancestors. However, the term Creole has more to do with the blending of cultures than one culture in particular. Learn more about what it means to be ...
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