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Josephine Baker receives one of France's highest honors 46 years after her death

WKHM | Jackson

Aug 24, 2021

Gaston Paris/Roger Viollet via Getty Images (PARIS) --- France will pay tribute to American-born entertainer Josephine Baker, making her the first Black woman to enter France's Pan…

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