Josephine Baker relied on her image and her family ... After a stint in Paris, thanks to the aid of the Princess of Monaco, the Rainbow Tribe settled at a villa in the Riviera town of Roquebrune.

the singer and dancer Josephine Baker adopted 12 children from different countries, ranging from Finland to Venezuela. She installed what she called her “Rainbow Tribe” in a 15 th-century ...

In his new book – “Josephine Baker and the Rainbow Tribe” (Harvard University/Belknap Press, 288 pp., $28.95) – Matthew Pratt Guterl says his goal is “to repair our memory.” ...

Born Freda Josephine McDonald in 1906, Baker married William Howard Baker ... races and nationalities whom she called her “rainbow tribe.” In 2021, she was added to the Pantheon in Paris.

“Josephine Baker was not just a woman who became a ... and referred to their family as “The Rainbow Tribe.” She also performed right up until her death in 1975 at age 68.

A biopic on the life of the late American singer, dancer and civil rights activist Josephine Baker is on the way, and Studiocanal just announced Maïmouna Doucouré as the film’s director and ...

The biopic has also been endorsed by Josephine Baker’s sons, Jean-Claude Bouillon Baker and Brian Bouillon Baker, and the Rainbow Tribe, which is what she dubbed her many adopted children.

The project is in development with the support of Josephine Baker’s sons Jean-Claude Bouillon Baker, Brian Bouillon Baker and the Rainbow tribe, the affectionate name the artist gave to the 12 ...

FEARLESS AND FREE: A Memoir, by Josephine Baker Like many Jazz Age greats ... best epitomized by her postwar adoption of a “Rainbow Tribe” of 12 children from various nationalities and ...

1920s star Josephine Baker tried to combat racism by adopting 12 children of various ethnic backgrounds from around the world. Today the members of her "rainbow tribe" are still searching for ...