Questionnement identitaire cadien: ...

..."What makes a Cajun ... a Cajun?"

Tel que rediffusé par Franco American News, publié sur The Times-Picayune et rédigé par Ron Thibodeaux (avec le 'x'):

Citation :

...when it comes to Cajuns themselves -- and the common traits and stereotypes attributed to them -- questions of identity and definition can get complicated, folklorist Barry Jean Ancelet said Saturday in New Orleans.

"What do we do with someone named Chad Guidry who doesn't care for Cajun music or dancing, doesn't like gumbo, is allergic to seafood, lives in a townhouse with no yard, never hunts or fishes, no longer speaks French, attends religious services at the First Baptist Church and still identifies himself as a Cajun?" Ancelet said.
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Conversely, Ancelet said, "what do we do with someone named Dirk Powell, who was born in Ohio but moved to Louisiana when he married (Cajun music legend) Dewey Balfa's daughter Christine? He speaks Cajun French because it mattered enough to him to learn it. He plays great Cajun music -- he won the 'great accordion shootout' at Mulate's a few years ago, much to the consternation of a lot of people from here. And he makes a great gumbo."

Hmm. Qu'est qu'on va faire avec le Canard pour rediffuser de tels méli-mélos?

Le Canard de l'Intégrisme

ben oui et il y a même des cajuns qui ont une haine de tout ce qui represente de prés ou de loin la France comme d'autres c'est l'inverse