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Krewe of Thoth kicks out 2 members after Confederate beads thrown at Mardi Gras parade

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Two members have been removed from the all-male Krewe of Thoth for throwing beads emblazoned with Confederate flags, the club's leaders said Monday, six years after removing another member for

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Krewe of Thoth kicks out 2 members after Confederate beads thrown at Mardi Gras parade

Two members have been removed from the all-male Krewe of Thoth for throwing beads emblazoned with Confederate flags, the club's leaders said Monday, six years after removing another member for

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Carolina Public Press broke the news in on Monday, March 3, 2025.
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