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Josephine Baker was born in St. Louis, Missouri on June 3, 1906. Josephine moved to France at the age of 19 to star in a show called La Revue Negre. She is mostly known for being a burlesque dancer in France and became the highest paid entertainer in Europe. She then became a resistance fighter and won Croix de Guerre and the Resistance medal. She sadly passed away on April 12, 1975.

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"God dislikes evil, and no happiness can be built on hate. Love one another as brothers."

"We've got to show that blacks and whites are treated equally in the army. Otherwise what's the point of waging war on Hitler?"

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Josephine Baker: The musical icon who became a WWII spy | BBC Ideas

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Josephine became a resistance fighter 1939 when another fighter asked her if she would join the group and help. She didn't hesitate and agreed to help the community. Josephine's job was to be a spy. She attended meetings with the Japanese and Italian and wrote on her arms or palms whenever she heard something valuable to the resistance group. She smuggled documents and smuggled messages in her lyrics that were sent back to France.

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She impacted the world by being the first Black American that joined The French Resistance and American troops. She sold her jewelry, and objects to raise money for the less unfortunate after World War 2. To come to conclusion Josephine Baker was an important female to us Americans and French.