Sunday, September 25, 2016
Second line Sunday
Today was the Second Line for the Young Men Olympians Social and Pleasure Club, in Central City New Orleans. This is a club that dates back to 1884, and has a large following. There were several bands of dancers, in different color schemes, and brass bands to match.
I was there, with my camera, hoping to capture the feeling and the vibe.
My favorite photo is of this young man, marching out with his cohort. Carrying on a tradition from the past, yet looking toward the future. How beautiful and striking and poignant he is. He has the world ahead of him. To me, a young man like this embodies hope for the future.
Can we agree that not only do Black Lives Matter, more importantly, Young Black Lives Matter?
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New Orleans,
Second Lines
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All lives matter.
FANTASTIC photo, Glennis! You've really captured the spirit of the parade. I absolutely LOVE your take on life in New Orleans! Thank you!
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