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“Black Paris” Follows Steps of Famous African Americans 

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Paris is home to many people of African descent who have helped shape important parts of Parisian culture. Among them, novelist Richard Wright and entertainer, Josephine Baker, are the only two African Americans memorialized in Paris. VOA’s Haydé Adams FitzPatrick traveled to the French capital where she joined a tour group guided by Julia Browne that explored the African influence.
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Комментарии : 6   
@driddy1
@driddy1 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for bringing this little-known subject to light 🙏🏾❤️✨
@robin82pb94
@robin82pb94 2 дня назад
The story of Josephine Baker is well konwn in France, and far more she was very popular ...even after she retreated of his shows (action in WWII, adopting poor childrens, generous reputation). 🖤
@anp1218d1
@anp1218d1 10 месяцев назад
❤❤❤
@IsSeraProbleme
@IsSeraProbleme 8 месяцев назад
What is the name of this tour?
@thealyssonramon216
@thealyssonramon216 Месяц назад
Who was in Paris?
@fabs8498
@fabs8498 Месяц назад
Jazzmen (Sidney Bechet), writers (Richard Write, James Baldwin, Chester Himes,..., artists (Lois Maylou Jones, Augusta Savage), cabaret owner (Eugene Bullard after ww1. He engages the french foreign legion in 1914), singer (Baker). And other anonymous or less known african americans.
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