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Articles related to "Josephine Baker"
Jazz, Josephine Baker, and France Into a France rocked by WWI and the Great Depression, jazz arrived at the perfect moment to revitalize, renew, and fill deep longings for escape into "Otherness jazz • josephine baker • african americans • exoticism • primitivism
Josephine Baker's French Castle The American singer, dancer and actress, Josephine Baker, led an extraordinary life. For a time, she settled at Les Milandes, a chateau in the French countryside. josephine baker • les milandes • castelnaud-la-chapelle • france • martin luther king jr.
Exotic Paris Part II: African Roots This is the second article in a series introducing visitors to Paris' ethnic diversity. paris • france • french • black • african
Women In Health History - In Public Service Women in health history through public service. alice hamilton • margaret sanger • mother alphonsa lathrop • rose hawthorne • antonia novello
THE ZIEGFELD GIRL: WHO WAS SHE? Account of what made a Ziegfeld Girl what she was, including short biographies of some of the more famous "girls." florenz ziegfeld • josephine baker • nudity in the follies • billie dove • marion davies
BLACK INVENTORS In honor of the Black History Event, I would like to introduce you to some little recognized Black Inventors. black history month • black • history • mary • alward
A Tribute to the Divas : And All That Jazz... Black music has always had a monumental impact on world culture. Gospel, blues, jazz, rock, soul, reggae and now hip-hop, have all had their origins in black culture. black music month • jazz tribute • jazz greats • divas of black music • black music
Hitler's War on Jazz in France During WWII, jazz became a fugitive music banned and silenced in the cafes and clubs of war-time Paris by Nazi occupiers who feared its rebellious undertones jazz • france • germany • wwii • hitler
La Coupole Restaurant Review Situated in center of what was once the hub of cool Paris, La Coupole serves up delicious brasserie fare in a breathtaking setting. la coupole restaurant review • historic paris restaurants • historic paris monuments • traditional paris brasseries • montparnasse restaurants
Must See Sights in Montmartre No trip to Paris is complete without a visit to Montmartre, an area known for its energetic nightlife. paris nightlife • travel trends • moulin rouge • sightseeing • france
Music Libraries on the Internet I suppose at first glance, I might be tempted to run in the other direction at the sight of this week's title, because usually when I think of libraries, I think "BO-RING. programs • libraries on the internet • musicians • music teachers • kids
Race Movies: Three Documentaries From 1910-57, African Americans had their own film industry. Here are three documentaries which explore the era and touch upon the accomplishments of actresses in these films.
Collecting a Painful Past: Black Memorabilia Many African Americans have become avid collectors of black history antiques, ephemera, militaria and objects which help them understand their own pasts. african american • black history • african-american • slavery • united states history
Alexander Calder: Artist Biography All the rage in the 1950's the mobile is a staple in art class. But this type of sculpture was only invented in the 1930's by an American son of the European avant-garde. alexander calder • biography • mobile • stabile • cirque calder
London - Old Compton Street in Soho Soho has an interesting history. From being just a rural track hundreds of years ago it has developed over time into one of the most cosmopolitan areas in the city. london soho • london soho - old compton street • prince edward theatre - old compton street • centre of london's gay community • old compton street great shops and restaurants |
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