Josephine Baker Picture Gallery
By Jone Johnson Lewis, About.com Guide
Josephine Baker - Powerful and Rich
Josephine Baker 1925
Getty Images / Hulton Archive
Josephine Baker nurtured an image of herself quite contrary to the images of her childhood in East St. Louis, Illinois, where she survived the 1917 race riots.
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