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Josephine Baker: Entertainer, Spy, Civil Rights Activist

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She grew up in the segregated slums of St. Louis, became one of the biggest stars in Europe, and still found time to spy on the Nazis. In this episode of Angry Women in History, Jessi and Jose dig into the life of Josephine Baker: dancer, singer, film star, French Resistance spy, and civil rights f…

The Wood is Good with Kenny Hart

We’re joined by local artist Kenny Hart, whose work is done on repurposed wood using oil pastels. How do artists approach materials other people might view as trash? We also dive deep into the cultural value of Spider-Man. — Now at the Denver Art Museum, get ready for the ultimate red carpet event…

Reading against the grain

What is left unsaid and who is missing from historical archives? Reading against the grain is a way of thinking about these questions and in the week when Woman's Hour marks 80 years of broadcasting, Radio 4's Friday night round table discussion programme about ideas traces the way thinking about r…

Etiquette for Runaways Audiobook by Liza Nash Taylor

https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Etiquette for RunawaysGenres: Fiction & Literature, Historical FictionAuthor: Liza Nash TaylorNarrator: Elizabeth EvansRelease date: 10-17-2020Length: 11:54:40Language: EnglishPublisher: Blackstone AudiobooksDescr…

Two Loves: Josephine Baker, Spy, Star, and Bisexual Icon | LGBTQ+ History

Lamplight on wet cobblestones. A cheetah on a diamond collar. A cup of coffee that changed a speech. Tonight we travel to Paris in 1925 to meet Josephine Baker: born poor in St. Louis in 1906, famous overnight at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées at nineteen, a spy for French intelligence who hid secr…

Two Loves: Josephine Baker, Spy, Star, and Bisexual Icon | LGBTQ+ History

Lamplight on wet cobblestones. A cheetah on a diamond collar. A cup of coffee that changed a speech. Tonight we travel to Paris in 1925 to meet Josephine Baker: born poor in St. Louis in 1906, famous overnight at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées at nineteen, a spy for French intelligence who hid secr…

Two Loves: Josephine Baker, Spy, Star, and Bisexual Icon | LGBTQ+ History

Lamplight on wet cobblestones. A cheetah on a diamond collar. A cup of coffee that changed a speech. Tonight we travel to Paris in 1925 to meet Josephine Baker: born poor in St. Louis in 1906, famous overnight at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées at nineteen, a spy for French intelligence who hid secr…

5 Black-Owned Fragrance Houses Still Actually Ours

📕 THE FULL BUYING GUIDE — 13 pages, $4.99: https://declassifiedhistory.gumroad.com/l/shelf-audit-11-still-ours-fragranceAll five houses, priced, with where to buy so nobody marks it up.Become A Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb49IBN25rnzvsi5MyRgfYQ/join Black women drive the fragrance cou…

EP 8 Valaida 🎺 🎺 🎺 Snow - The Black Woman Who Took Jazz Around The World | Women And Resistance

In this episode of Women and Resistance, Adesoji Iginla and Aya Fubara Eneli spotlight the extraordinary life of Valaida Snow, a Black woman performer who used music, performance, travel, and self-reinvention as acts of survival and refusal. Valaida shares how talent, education, and style became to…

Josephine Baker: Who was this iconic Parisienne?

J is for Josephine Baker. Who was she? What was it that made her so iconic? And how can you follow her footsteps in Paris? Today on the show it's Brian Scott Bagley, the founder of the Musée Joséphine Baker et des Afro-Descendants de Paris. Brian comes from a career in the performing arts, and is …