Josephine Baker

Josephine Baker is not only known as one of the greatest entertainers in history, but for her power to enchant anyone she met. Even in her later years when she was a Diva she had this nice clean perspective of things and a bit of impropriety. As a joke, She once donated a statue to a church, which turned out to be a statue of her when the priests inspected it closely. She was also immensely promiscuous.

They were jazz musicians.

she is a black african american woman you stupid answer yo own questions

In 1925.

She went to Paris to open in a show called La Revue Negre.

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School of hard knocks

Lynn Whitfield played the title role in the 1991 film The Josephine Baker Story

Yes She was involved in a civil rights movement.

If you're referring to the dancer, then no- she died in April 12, 1975 in Paris, France, aged 68.

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Croix de Guerre, Le'gion d'Honneur and Rosette of the Re'sistance for her heroic war efforts in France during World War II

Her adlt life was great

To achieve her chance to go to France. She went to be an erotic dancer and performer, and she also went as a US spy.

Josephine Baker was a US citizen who became a French citizen in 1937. She worked with the French Resistance during World War 2 in France. She also became a civil rights worker in the US after the war. See related link below with more details about my answer.