The American Civil War (1861-1865) remains the most talked about era in our history. Monuments to that war’s heroes are still part of the conversation.
Josephine Baker was a beauty, an actress, a singer, a spy, a savior of abused animals and orphaned children, a civil rights activist, and a celebrity on two continents. In all these roles she made headlines. Tony Crumbley tells her complex and heroic story.