[post_page_title]Be yourself (or someone new)[/post_page_title]
While a love for extravagance and extremity is part of the long story of New Orleans, you should remember that this also extends to making statements, opening discussions, and seeking tolerance. Many people use Mardi Gras as an opportunity to raise awareness for issues that are normally considered taboo.
Even for people just looking for a good-spirited lark with no deeper meaning, this is one place where you can stand proud and enjoy solidarity with people from all walks of life, without fear of judgment or criticism.
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