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Camp, Satire, and Serious Artistry in Carnival Krewsing
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Camp, Satire, and Serious Artistry in Carnival Krewsing

By
George de Stefano
/ 9 April 2018

Gay carnival culture in New Orleans offers an interesting parallel to African American culture, observes Unveiling the Muse.

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