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Zulu Parade, New Orleans Mardi Gras In the true spirit of Mardi gras where nothing is beyond ridicule, African Americans in the Krewe of Zulu mock themselves and whites by masking as whites stereotypically portraying blacks. New Orleans African American Photo: Nicholas R. Spitzer   Artifact 279 of 856    Previous Return to Search Results Next  For this artifact, there are 3 related artifacts. Click a thumbnail image or a name of a related artifact to open a new window with more information about that related artifact. Click an artist's name to open a new window with more information about that artist. Zulu Mardi Gras Throws Coconut by Morris Jeff Commemorative Rex Carnival Throne Paper Mache by Rene Pierre Mardi Gras Indian Costume, Child Feathers, Beads, Ribbons, Rhinestones by Charles Taylor Search Artifacts for within all exhibit artifacts only Decorative only Domestic only Instruments only Occupational only Ritual/Festive only Toys advanced search

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