- In the
colonial societies of the
Americas and Australia, a
quadroon or
quarteron (in the
United Kingdom, the term quarter-caste is used) was a
person with...
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formalized form of plaçage as well as the
famous quadroon balls to New Orleans.
Monique Guillory writes about quadroon balls that took
place in New Orleans, the...
- "The
Quadroons" is a
short story written by
American writer Lydia Maria Child (1802-1880) and
published in The
Liberty Bell in 1842. The
influential short...
- both
European and
African ancestries, many can be
considered Mulatto,
Quadroon, or Tri-racial,
smaller numbers of
other Brazilians –especially
those who...
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woman of
mixed European and
African ancestry would attend dances known as "
quadroon balls" to meet
white gentlemen willing to
provide for her and any children...
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painting depicts a
black grandmother,
mulatta mother,
white father and
their quadroon child,
hence three generations of
racial hypergamy through whitening....
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Louisiana Creole Indian South Africans Baster Mixed-race One-drop rule P****ing
Quadroon Redbone Sambo Dalzell, Tom (2009). The
Routledge Dictionary of
Modern American...
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painting depicts a
black grandmother,
mulata mother,
white father and
their quadroon child,
hence three generations of
racial hypergamy though whitening....
- po****tions of
mixed racial origin (including Mulatto-Creole, Dougla, Mestizo,
Quadroon, Cholo, Castizo, Criollo, Zambo, Pardo,
Asian Latin Americans, Chindian...
- Free
woman of
color with her
quadroon daughter; late 18th
century collage painting, New Orleans...
