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Julia Reed’s New Orleans

IFE IN NEW ORLEANS can be characterized by the rhythmic liturgy of its holidays and seasonal celebrations. It should come as no surprise that these celebrations are more often about the food and festivities surrounding them than they are about the holidays themselves. With (Rizzoli, 2019),

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