DixielandSouth Park: Brooklyn Living Dead
In New Orleans during the Jazz Age, Dixie McCobber, a half-black descendant of the Salem witches, has always longed for life in a northern city. In 1926, she traveled alone to Brooklyn, New York. Under the seemingly calm black No-Maj community, hidden are primitive voodoo, black movements and deeper conspiracies. Wizards and No-Majs, blacks and whites... All kinds of conflicts are about to break out.
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Dixie Microbe is a mulatto illegitimate child. Her mother is a descendant of the Borgia family who moved to Massachusetts, and her father is a descendant of black slaves in New Orleans. She spent her childhood mainly with her mother, so she was unwilling to accept her black heritage and even looked down on her compatriots. However, at the same time, she suffered discrimination in white society. Later she gradually accepted herself, so this is also a story about growing up.
(The Borgia family was a prominent family in the European Renaissance. It was famous for adultery and torture. It was the embodiment of evil at the time. This is a private setting: the Borgia family is actually a hidden wizard family. During the opening of the new sea route, some descendants of the main branch moved to the town of Salem, Massachusetts, USA.)
Purpose: Racial issues and spiritual growth