The Spirit of Zulu: Tradition in Motion
This image embodies the power, pride, and artistry of Zulu culture. The intricate beadwork, bold patterns, and striking face paint reflect a heritage rooted in strength and storytelling. The grand feathered headdress, rising like a crown, is more than decoration—it’s a symbol of identity, honor, and tradition passed down through generations.
The Baby Dolls of Mardi Gras
This article explores the history of the Baby Dolls, a group of African American women who, starting in 1912, challenged societal norms by parading in baby doll costumes during Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Their bold performances not only added a unique flair to the festivities but also addressed issues of race, gender,