- 4.2% of
Louisianians were immigrants,
while 2% were native-born U.S.
citizens with at
least one
immigrant parent. The
majority of
Louisianian immigrants...
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Louisiana Voodoo, also
known as New
Orleans Voodoo, was an
African diasporic religion that
existed in
Louisiana and the
broader Mississippi River valley...
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exiles who went to
Louisiana over the
course of Le
Grand Dérangement,
Louisianians frequently use
Cajun as a
broad cultural term (particularly when referencing...
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French Louisianians (French: Louisianais), also
known as
Louisiana French, are
French people native to the
states that were
established out of French...
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Louisianian, also
referred to as New
Orleans Louisianian and The
Louisianian was a semi-w****ly
newspaper published in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Louisianian...
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claim the land.
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Louisiana Cajuns French Louisianians Italians in New
Orleans White Southerners German Coast Isleños (Louisiana)...
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House of Representatives. He ****umed
office on
August 1. He is the
first Louisianian to
serve as
majority whip
since Hale
Boggs of Louisiana's 2nd congressional...
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varieties of the
French language spoken traditionally by
French Louisianians in
colonial Lower Louisiana. As of
today Louisiana French is primarily...
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himself before trial.
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States 1997–2006 23 23+
Louisianian serial killer,
known locally as the
Bayou Strangler and
murdered victims...
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tense era in
American history". CNN. "The
Louisianian, Semi-w****ly
Louisianian and The W****ly
Louisianian".
Library of Congress.
Louisiana State University...
