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During this time period and far afterwards, Josephine Baker earned a long list of achievements ranging from being the most photographed woman in the world at one point to being the first American woman to be buried with French military honors. Josephine's talents were broadcasted to the world in numerous forms: she starred in some movies, recorded a few records, danced on some of the most famous stages on this planet, and was a regular in plays. She also continued to do new things that surprised people, such as when she adopted 12 children of different ethnicity's and raised them together to show everyone how different people of different parts of the world could still be brothers. She bought and raised animals too, but not like the cat or dog you might have at home. She owned a leopard named Chiquita, a chimp

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