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by Peggy Caravantes
This compelling biography introduces young readers to Josephine Baker, a groundbreaking African American entertainer who became an international star and civil rights activist. Through her remarkable journey from poverty to the stages of Paris and her courageous work as a spy during World War II, children discover how one woman used her talent, intelligence, and determination to challenge racism and inspire change. A captivating portrait of a true trailblazer whose many roles—dancer, singer, activist, and patriot—shaped history.
Chicago Review Press
195
9781613730348
2015-01-01
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