A historically grounded narrative reconstruction examining the extraordinary life of Josephine Baker from her early labor and touring in St. Louis and Harlem, through her meteoric rise as a Parisian celebrity and French citizen, to her covert World War II intelligence work for Free French networks, her postwar anti-segregation activism, her appearance at the 1963 March on Washington, and the complexities of her later legacy at Les Milandes.
What the Applause Could Not Hear: Josephine Baker’s Secrets (Grades 9–12)
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