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Behind The Masquerade: Here’s How This Brooklyn Tour Celebrates The Vibrance And Tradition Of Caribbean Carnival

By Kizzy Cox ·Updated September 5, 2024

The West Indian American Day Parade, with its intricate and colorful masquerade costumes, vibrant soca music, and vendors selling a tantalizing array of Caribbean dishes, attracts nearly two million participants every Labor Day. The carnival celebration that >J’ouvert and mas

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