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The article discusses the emergence of new krewes and traditions in the Carnival celebrations in New Orleans. Despite the long-standing traditions of Carnival, new krewes, dance troupes, and walking groups have emerged in recent years, embracing different costumes and themes. The article highlights several new krewes, such as the Krewe of Dolly, the Chaissez Ladies, Krewe Mosaïque, Krewe of Queer Beans, Krewe of Mung Beans, Krewe of Themis, and various krewes on the West Bank. These krewes have different focuses, from philanthropy to social justice, and aim to bring inclusivity and diversity to Mardi Gras. Additionally, the article mentions the Krewe of Bogue Falaya in Covington, which celebrates the town's iconic river and indigenous heritage. [Extracted from the article] |
