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Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Trinidad & Tobago - The Honourable Shamfa Cudjoe, Minister of Tourism, with one of T&T's favourite traditional characters Baby Doll The Baby Doll character, a
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD - FEB 24: Traditional Baby Doll masqueraders participate in the Parade of the Bands during Carnival in the Queen's Park Savan Stock Photo - Alamy
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Tobago takes pride in preserving the rich history of traditional mas with a parade of historically played characters masquerading on Carn... | Instagram
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Carnival Institute of Trinidad and Tobago - The Baby Doll is a traditional Mas character that depicts a mother searching for her illegitimate child's father. The character was first noted in the
The Baby Dolls of New Orleans: Cultural-preservationist "she-roes"
Avah Atherton's art rebellion: Smithsonian intern chronicles traditions of TT Carnival - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
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Baby Dolls Blessings of the Streets — New Orleans Jazz Museum
