Read the history of how they came up with that name creole it was simply to erase the black ancestry like it didn't exist and to say they were better because usually the father was white from france( french) with the black woman usually a decendant from slave mother and white master. But bottom line it all descends from a black female . It all stems from slavery..

Black Americans identified as Creole and White Americans who came from Canada identified as Cajun.

I'm so glad you all have the opportunity to know your great grandmother, not just as your elder but as a woman. She wanted something different for her life, thanks to this society.😔

The term Creole can have many meanings, but during the early days of Louisiana, it meant that a person was born in the colony and was the descendant of French or Spanish parents. The term is a derivative of the word “criollo,” which means native or local, and was intended as a class distinction. In present Louisiana, Creole generally means a person or people of mixed colonial French, African American and Native American ancestry. The term Black Creole refers to freed slaves from Haiti and their descendants.

I'm island native indian, French, African and Spanish. I'm known to be Puerto Rican born in the states.

It’s also acceptable to say Cane River Creole. Grew up in this area my entire life. Lived in Natchitoches for 5 years.

Different era.

Great Grandma must have loved Blanche (Vivien Leigh) in Streetcar Named Desire when she alluded to being Huguenot 😅

Well it might be good if not chopped off

Halfrican

Just watch interviews with an vampire......when the Americans come to Louisiana explains it all....

Just Trash Fathers As if African women bears good fruit