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This interview with Charles Marsala, who is bringing great news to the world of the Italian American community in New Orleans and throughout the South East, was done right before the coronavirus pandemic broke out in Italy, and then a couple of weeks before it also arrived in the United States.

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It is therefore a picture of the world before the coronavirus: but Charles' energy and love for Italy are and will be in New Orleans, Louisiana and the South East even when all this will end, to represent the exceptionality of the meeting between these two extraordinary countries, today wounded by a sneaky and invisible common enemy, but always brothers. Thanks to my friend Charles Marsala, and to all, please stay safe

You are the President of the American-Italian Federation of the Southeast. I must admit that I find very very interesting the federation. Please describe the story and the activities of this beautiful community that reunites several associations

This is an honor for me, as in the 1950s-1970s my grandfather Charles Vincent Marsala Sr. was very active in forming an association of six Italian Clubs in north Louisiana. Joseph Maselli Sr. travelled to Monroe in Louisiana to meet with my grandfather for advice when Maselli was starting the National Federation in the 1970s. Later my grandfather received a Cavalieri Award.

We currently have 20 organizations in Louisiana and Mississippi. I met with a group in Southeast Arkansas last month and there are groups in Pensacola (Florida) and Houston (Texas) I would like to see join.

We provide a $1,000.00 scholarship annually during the New Orleans American Italian Sports Banquet. We have raised funds to endow an Italian seat at Louisiana State University, and to help with the church where in 1689 the Italian explorer Enrico Tonti left a note that was used by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville to claim Louisiana from France.

Besides the larger cities like New Orleans, Metairie, Kenner, Shreveport and Baton Rouge, smaller towns such as Donaldsonville, Lake Village, Gulf Port, Tickfaw and Independence are creating new and successful events.

Thus the role of the officers and board of the Federation is to add strength by connecting these organizations together for resources. I have suggested we add a Young Italians social at the July 2019 convention in Baton Rouge.

The process is long and time consuming. There are three levels for the State approval: Department of Tourism, LSU History Department, and a Government Committee for Political Review. They only accept proposals once a year.

I was able to find a spot for the Italian and Sicilian contributions to music including Nick La Rocca, Louis Prima, and Cosimo Matassa at the Jazz Museum. The Jazz Museum currently has a Louis Prima exhibit and is managed by the State of Louisiana.

However, there is a second marker, that we have yet to receive approval to erect. It tells the story of the eleven pasta factories opening in the French Quarter after the 1897 Dingley Tariff Act on pasta imports. The reverse side described the protection given by the 280 members of the Italian Battalion to New Orleans in late April 1862 for a peaceful transition back to the Union. That week, the city across the river (Algiers) was burned and looted.

Last year you were among those who achieved an extraordinary result: the Mayor of New Orleans in person officially apologized to the Italian community for the shameful lynching of 11 Italian Americans in 1891, killed by an angry mob despite being tried and acquitted for the murder of the chief of police. How did you do this?

When Mitch ran for re-election in 2014, he never mentioned removing monuments in his campaign objectives. Thus when Mitch announced in 2015 he wanted to start removing the monuments of New Orleans, I had many questions. First: there are ten Confederate pieces in New Orleans, why only remove four? Second: what about other monuments, such as Christopher Columbus, Andrew Jackson, and the Slave Pirate Jean Lafitte?

The process Mitch was setting forth was that any Mayor of New Orleans could take down art worth millions and write a restrictive bid to sell it to their campaign donors. I challenged this process to the City Council.

The new Mayor-elect LaToya Cantrell asked a contact to form a committee to recommend a solution to the four pieces of art Mitch removed. The value of the art is from $4 million to $25 million. I was asked to be on this committee. Later I became the spokesperson on TV and was interviewed frequently.

Thus, when Michael Santo of New York of the Order Sons and Daughters of Italy was looking for local contact, Sal Perricone gave him my name. This was December 2018. Sal is writing a book on the trial and case. He is a former Federal Prosecutor.

Mayor Cantrell emailed me later that month asking to meet with me and Frank regarding re-locating three of the monuments Mitch removed. She then offered me to present an agenda of any issue I had. I added the apology request to the agenda. She assigned a staff member, Vincent Pasquantonio, to facilitate the apology. In January 2019, Vincent, Michael, and I met in New Orleans to work out details.

We are considering a concert in front of the Italian Fountain in the Piazza. Joseph Maselli worked with Moon Landrieu in the 1970s to have the Piazza created with an amazing fountain in the shape of Italy.

I would like to do a story on former Mayor Victory Schiro and his achievements in the 1960s for New Orleans, which included the Superdome, the New Orleans Saints, NASA and the Apollo Booster Rocket, creating the Central Business District, and Walt Disney adding New Orleans to Disneyland.

Questa intervista con Charles Marsala, che sta portando grandi novit nel mondo della comunit italoamericana di New Orleans e di tutto il South East, stata fatta qualche giorno prima che la pandemia di coronavirus scoppiasse in Italia, e quindi un paio di settimane prima che arrivasse anche negli Stati Uniti.

E' quindi una fotografia del mondo prima del coronavirus: ma l'energia e l'amore per l'Italia di Charles sono e saranno a New Orleans, in Louisiana e nel South East anche quando tutto questo finir, a rappresentare l'eccezionalit dell'incontro tra questi due straordinari Paesi, oggi feriti da un nemico comune subdolo e invisibile, ma sempre fratelli. Grazie al mio amico Charles Marsala, e a tutti, please stay safe

Ho fatto il test del DNA: sono al 98% siciliano e al 2% greco. Forse le mie origini provengono da coloro che si sono stabiliti qui venendo da Contessa Entellina. Altri antenati sono di Cefal, Salaparuta e Bisaquino.

S, sono il proprietario della Ferrari che Al Pacino guidava nel film "Profumo di donna". una meravigliosa Mondial T. Nel 1991 lavoravo per la Lista International Corp of Switzerland come responsabile delle vendite regionali del Nord Ovest. Il proprietario ha corso con una Ferrari 333 SP nella American Le Mans Series. Organizzavo eventi di ospitalit per le sue gare nella California del Nord.

Tu sei il presidente della American-Italian federation of the Southeast. Trovo molto interessante questa federazione. Ti prego di descrivere la storia e le attivit di questa bella comunit che riunisce diverse associazioni

Questo ruolo un onore per me, perch negli anni '50 e '70 mio nonno Charles Vincent Marsala Sr. era molto attivo nella formazione di un'associazione di sei club italiani nel nord della Louisiana. Joseph Maselli Sr. si rec a Monroe in Louisiana per incontrare mio nonno per un consiglio quando Maselli stava fondando la Federazione Nazionale negli anni Settanta. Pi tardi mio nonno fu nominato Cavaliere della Repubblica.

Attualmente abbiamo 20 organizzazioni in Louisiana e Mississippi. Ho incontrato un gruppo nel sud-est dell'Arkansas il mese scorso e ci sono gruppi a Pensacola (Florida) e Houston (Texas) a cui vorrei partecipare.

Ci occupiamo di promuovere la ricerca del nostro retaggio italiano e della nostra cultura: dieci anni fa stata aperta la struttura di ricerca sulla genealogia italiana al secondo piano della Biblioteca principale della parrocchia di Jefferson.

Oltre alle citt pi grandi come New Orleans, Metairie, Kenner, Shreveport e Baton Rouge, citt pi piccole come Donaldsonville, Lake Village, Gulf Port, Tickfaw e Independence stanno creando nuovi eventi di successo.

Il ruolo di tutti coloro che hanno un ruolo nella Federazione quello di aggiungere forza collegando queste organizzazioni tra loro per condividere le risorse. Ho suggerito di aggiungere un club dedicato agli italiani pi giovani al convegno di luglio 2019 a Baton Rouge.

Recentemente hai lanciato un programma educativo multimediale molto interessante, che coinvolge tre diversi strumenti: un canale YouTube, un'App che descrive i luoghi "italiani" pi interessanti di New Orleans, e una Newsletter. Dicci di pi su questo

Il Quartiere Francese di New Orleans unico per le sue dimensioni di quartiere storico dedicato ad uno specifico tema. Ricordo che negli anni '60 c'era ancora una forte influenza italiana/siciliana nei negozi. Dal 1885 al 1915 c'erano cos tanti siciliani nel Quartiere Francese che era chiamato "Little Palermo". Le generazioni successive hanno raggiunto successo e rilevanza: una grande storia sul sogno americano da raccontare.

L'anno scorso ho iniziato il processo di costruzione dei punti di informazione storici nel quartiere francese di New Orleans per raccontare la nostra storia e fornire un QR Code alla App di guida turistica gratuita che abbiamo realizzato.

Il processo lungo e richiede tempo. Ci sono tre livelli per l'approvazione dello Stato: il Dipartimento del Turismo, il Dipartimento di Storia della LSU e un Comitato governativo. Accettano proposte solo una volta all'anno.

Ho potuto trovare un posto per i contributi storici italiani e siciliani alla musica, in cui sono citati artisti tra cui Nick La Rocca, Louis Prima e Cosimo Matassa al Museo del Jazz, che ha attualmente una mostra su Louis Prima ed gestito dallo Stato della Louisiana.