Marching 100 surprises King of Zulu on Mardi Gras Day
“The profound memory is marching down St. Charles in front of Gallier Hall,” Zulu King Rodney Mason said. Fast forward to Tuesday, Mason would be back on St. Charles with the Marching 100, this time as king. “It’s an honor that Zulu and Pleasure club granted upon me,” Mason said.
"I am 109 King of Zulu. All hail Zulu Happy Mardi Gras!" King Zulu said in his traditional toast to Mardi Gras and the city.
The St. Augstine Marching 100 couldn't march in the full Zulu Mardi Gras parade, but found a way to honor Rodney P. Mason Jr.
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Jefferson Parish officials cancel all Mardi Gras Day parades due to high wind concerns, while New Orleans leaders assess potential storm risks before making a final decision.
Jubilee-singers flanked the king, with Mr. Big Stuff and the Witch Doctor in grass-skirts and black face in attendance. By 2005 the Zulu parades were premiere Mardi Gras events with lavish ...
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