Creoles

The Creoles are the mixed race of The Island. They speak the Common Language when dealing with other races but speak their own tongue, Pagin, amongst themselves, which is a pidgin language with White, Black, and First People words and grammatical elements.

Creoles have several of their own towns and villages but many of them live in predominately Black and White communities, with a few (mostly the children of First and Second people couples) living on First People lands.

New Creoles are children or grandchildren of mixed backgrounds, and Old Creoles have longer Creole lineages. Nonetheless, most New Creoles tend to attend Creole balls and churches, and are for the most part well accepted in the community.

Culturally Creoles are known for their music, one of the most popular genres being bop music, which combines traditional First People percussion with White melodic structures and Black harmonic structures, and uses a variety of instruments from all of the Island's cultures, most notably the three-stringed, guitar-like wado.