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Monk Boudreaux. Photo: OffBeat/Elsa Hahne

Monk Boudreaux

February 1, 2007 by: Geraldine Wyckoff

Joseph “Big Chief Monk” Boudreaux of the Golden Eagles has been masking Indian since he was a teenager. His father, Raymond, was a member of the Creoles and the Wild Squatoolas Black Indian gangs, so even before Monk Boudreaux built his first suit, he was deeply entrenched in the culture. “I wouldn’t...

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