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Cotton Makers Jubilee, the carnival that changed Blacks’ role from pulling coaches to kings and queens of parade

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The Cotton Makers Jubilee in Memphis was instituted in reaction to the deliberate sidelining of people of African descent from the celebration of the white-dominated Cotton Carnival up until 1931. The Memphis Cotton Carnival was a festival organized to celebrate the gains of the cotton industry. According to Action News 5, influential African-American leaders in...

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