Mitch Landrieu wants back in the race pimp industry

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Guessing this jerk off wants to run in 2028. He gets ratioed in the comments.

11 years after dividing a New Orleans that was somewhat united across racial lines from Katrina and then the Saints Super Bowl run, Mitch the Bitch doesn't have any platform other than stirring racial division?

These old French-African mixed race people confuse me. The Landrieus pretended they were white I guess to avoid race laws back in the day. They still present as white, but oppose if not outright hate white people. Is Mitch's race hustling just his externalized guilt for hiding the family's African ancestry?

This article covers their family lineage: Mitch Hides in the Shadows of Race. Mitch and family buried and ignored all those Moon the _oon claims until this article detailed it.

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William Clarence Mackie was a farmer. The name is spelled both Mackey and Mackie. He moved to Lawrence County, Mississippi, from Georgia. No records indicate he ever married, but W.C. Mackie had a child with his female slave Lurena (Luraney or Lourania, various spellings exist) Their daughter was named Harriet.

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The 1880 Census indicates Luraney living in Bay St. Louis with her daughter Harriet and Harriet’s four children. One son is named William Clarence Mackie, after Harriet’s master and father. Naming offspring for the child’s grandfather disrupts the liberal perspective of slave mistreatment. All six in the Mackie Bay St. Louis household are listed as Mulatto in 1880.

The 1880 Census also lists a daughter of Harriet’s as Serinthy Mackie. Her name can be found spelled Cerentha or Ciryntha, as it is spelled on the Landrieu tomb.

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Geoffroy Stanislaus Landrieu arrived in America in 1848 with a 2-year-old son. After a quick stop in New Orleans, they continued into Mississippi and settled in the town of Bay St. Louis.

While both families were living in the small coastal town, Geoffroy’s son Victor Firmin Landrieu met Ciryntha Mackie and began a relationship. The two first claimed to have married around 1886, based on the 14 years married provided in the 1900 Census. In 1886, Victor was 40 years old and Ciryntha was 16 years old. However, online church records claim Victor and Ciryntha were married in 1897, with no witnesses, and this marriage record was first recorded in 1938.

Even if the second date of 1897 is accurate, they had lots of children, with four born between 1886 and 1892, including Joseph Landrieu. Records indicate Joseph was first baptized as an an unnamed Mackie in 1893 then baptized as a Landrieu in 1895, which means Mitch’s grandfather was illegitimate.

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The 1900 Census listed Ciryntha and Victor Landrieu living in Bay St. Louis, and all family members are noted under the “Color or race” column as "B" for Black. Ciryntha’s sister Luraney Mackey, named for her grandmother, lived with the Landrieu’s. Luraney was also listed as black.

The Landrieu family moved from Bay St. Louis to New Orleans between 1900 and 1910. The 1910 Census lists the entire Landrieu family as “W” for white under “Color or race.” Ciryntha’s sister Luraney was then listed in 1910 as Louise Mackey and her race noted as white.

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