RECIPE FOR LOUISIANA CREOLE HERITAGE GUMBO
Substitute more or less or add others to create your own personal flavor: 1 part French 1 part German 1 part African 1 part Spanish 1 part Native American 1 part Chinese Add the...
by K.C. Fontaine · Published October 15, 2008 · Last modified October 21, 2021
Substitute more or less or add others to create your own personal flavor: 1 part French 1 part German 1 part African 1 part Spanish 1 part Native American 1 part Chinese Add the...
by K.C. Fontaine · Published October 1, 2008 · Last modified December 20, 2016
MONSIEUR GILBERT E. MARTIN I FOUNDER: The International French Créole Cultural Society FOUNDER: The Louisiana Reclamation Movement PIONEER: The Créole Non-Violent Revolution AUTHOR : “Créole Chronology”, “Passé Pour Blanc” Monsieur Martin was born in...
by K.C. Fontaine · Published September 20, 2008 · Last modified December 20, 2016
weightless white squares floating within a white field: without reference, geometric abstraction externalizes reality. the artists’ hands paints textures of life: asymmetrical squarez, Purity of form, yet nonsubjective… a purity suprême Dans la forme...
by K.C. Fontaine · Published September 1, 2008 · Last modified December 20, 2016
Racial Espionage Espionage Creates Delusional Racial Tension [DRT] between Spy and Subject. The Experience intensifies as Subject increases in frustration. In Concert, Spy increases in Ambiguity. Finally, The Experience Climaxes… Racial Espionage is a...
by K.C. Fontaine · Published August 15, 2008 · Last modified December 20, 2016
THE DISPLACED PRIEST Please Envision A Said Vigilante Perched Atop A Gothique Spire; Life Washing Down… Then Dripping Upon A Kneeling Monk. For THIS is The Displaced Priest. The Displaced Prêtre uncovers spastic prayer...
by K.C. Fontaine · Published June 15, 2008 · Last modified December 20, 2016
BLACK IRISH O’GAILLMH I was at The Galway Arms Irish in Chicago & met a Black Russian passing for White; she spotted me and asked my race because, she said, I resembled her best friend. I told her I...
A Mixed Blog / From The Editor
by James A. Landrith · Published June 12, 2008 · Last modified December 13, 2016
Please remember this important day and the positive impact it has had on American society and our own personal lives as well. Attached below is this year’s message from Ken Tanabe, founder of Loving Day....
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