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Mohawks Before Mystikal and More: Sugar Bear at the House of Blues

June 29, 2016 by: Holly Hobbs

NOLAunpluggedBig Chief Walter “Sugar Bear” Landry, Jr. of the Black Mohawks Mardi Gras Indians has been masking since the early ’50s, when his grandmother’s boyfriend first began teaching the young Landry Indian traditions. Over the next six decades, Landry woul...

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