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New Audio Portraits Episode: Shannon Paxton of the Wild Tchoupitoulas Baby Dolls

Interview Photo of David Benedetto and Shanon Paxton

Audio Portraits is back! David Benedetto sits down with Shannon Paxton (AKA Queen Baby Doll Chocolate of the Wild Tchoupitoulas Baby Dolls) to talk about her experiences as a Baby Doll and what she loves about it. Also, in the conversation is Dr. Kim Vaz-Deville, author of the One Book One New Orleans 2016 selection The Baby Dolls: Breaking the Race and Gender Barriers of the New Orleans Mardi Gras Tradition. Hear it all at the link below: 

Interview Photo with Shannon Paxton and David Benedetto Photo of Shannon Paxton at the Baby Dolls Mural outside ShiNola Gallery


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