Tag: Marie Laveau
Marie Laveau: The Real Voodoo Queen of New Orleans
Who was Marie Laveau? Discover the true history of New Orleans’ legendary Voodoo Queen—faith, folklore, power, and myth revealed.
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7 Feb, 03:00 AM
The Tignon Law: When Fashion Became Resistance in Colonial Louisiana
Explore the Tignon Law of 1786—an attempt to control Black women’s appearance that backfired into a bold symbol of style, identity, and resistance.
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8 Jan, 11:57 AM
Top 10 Terrifying Places In New Orleans
Voodoo priestesses, haunted cemeteries, and amazing beignets; these are just a few of the things the beautiful and historic city of New Orleans has to offer, but there's so much more beneath the surface.
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18 Jun, 04:08 PM
A Black Women’s History of Hoodoo, Conjure, and Witchcraft
A historical take on the history of "Black Girl Magic".
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23 Oct, 03:58 PM
New Orleans Voodoo Museum
The Voodoo Museum explores a fascinating and mysterious side of New Orleans’ fabled history.
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1 Oct, 08:00 AM
