First black-American star of the music hall in Paris, woman engaged in the French resistance during World War II, tireless anti-racist activist and little consensual mother at the head of a rainbow tribe of 12 children, Joséphine Baker never ceased to fight for a certain idea of brotherhood between men, freedom and equality. This November 30, 46 years after her death, she entered the Pantheon during a ceremony chaired by the Head of State, Emmanuel Macron.
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