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Knowledge didn’t make a big thing of it. Similarly “Freemason” should be given much less prominence. Baker’s sexuality or membership of a Masonic lodge are minor aspects of her life and giving such prominence
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These sources are not good: they rely on Baker's book, or other sources which rely on Baker, as their source. Where are the "tons" of sources which do not rely on Baker's memoir? Did this claim exist anywhere before 1983, when Baker's book was published? The citation for Queer Noise (above) has only
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Coretta Scott King, following Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination."? Seems that this claim may derive from statements in books by members of Baker's
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Again, for clarity, in his book Jean Claude Baker wrote "I've never even been her fan" and "I loved her, hated her." The book has no endnotes and has a listing of magazine articles by title, but not by article. There is no list of interview subjects. Can this really be acceptable as a source for the
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I'm not sure why Baker is categorized as bisexual based on a claim made by her son. A claim is just that, a claim. I can claim the moon is made of cheese. I can even write a book about the claim but it doesn't make it fact. I have no issue about the subject of the claim because one's sexuality is a
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I presume there are biographies of her in French, since that's where she spent much of her life. I wonder if there is a way to collaborate with the
Knowledge French projects to try and get access to those sources? Maybe there's something in those sources that can add more clarity? In the meantime,
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Wouldn't it be more fitting to list her as American-French. She was a US citizen for almost half her life and while France was her adopted country for most of her life and that is where she made her career and Family, she did not abandon the US at all. She was very prominent in the US civil rights
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Good editing has reasons. "Different strokes" isn't one of them. Neither is "inclusionist". Those are nonsense terms that substitute for thought. There's no such thing as inclusionist or deletionist. This isn't a football game where one chooses sides. Malik Shabazz is correct: Baker doesn't belong
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Further reading on the subject raises another concern: can the biography written by her "son" be acceptable as a source? He was, in fact, not legally adopted by Josephine Baker, and met her when he was 14 and she was 52. He is apparently bisexual himself and an article listed on his own, separate,
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categorize people on factual merits. There's way too much of "let's try to appease complainers" instead of sticking to facts. There are a billion other places on the web that people can claim someone is gay or whatever else they fancy, those kinds of things shouldn't be in an encyclopedia that is
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This is a minor quibble, I know, but the paragraph on her childhood home refers to it as "212 Targee Street (known by some St. Louis residents as Johnson Street)" which sounds clumsy and makes little sense. From what I can discern, the street was renamed, but it's unclear when. It was definitely
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So y'all agree that Josephine Baker's article doesn't belong in WikiProject Jazz?... I can see removing her from the jazz singer categories and yes it is up to the contributing members of WikiProject Jazz to delineate who belongs in the Project and who does not...Just the deletions caught me by
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The source book on which all later claims of bisexuality is based was published only in 1993, years after Josephine Baker's death. Perhaps the sentence on the main text here should simply be modified to read something like 'In 1993 Miss Baker was posthumously reported to have been bisexual'.
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Jean Claude Baker's assertion that "she had thousands of lovers," (some of whom were women), reads as an attempt to degrade Josephine Baker based on her number/choice of sexual partners, and as such shouldn't be taken as gospel truth. Maude Russell's claim is more believable, but it's still not
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mentions Josephine Baker on two pages in the 2008 paperback edition, which I have next to me. On p. 700 she appears in one sentence: "The first all-black show on Broadway, Shuffle Along, showcased a spectrum of jazz dancing, from soft shoe and tap to acrobatic dancing, and introduced many jazz
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I think it would be valuable if the section could give a brief outline of the evidence (that she was bisexual) to allow the readers to decide for themselves. As users above me have pointed out, just because something is repeated often doesn't mean there's a sufficient source for it.
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It's an easy mistake to make because the terms are so ambiguous, and the terms we use (jazz, jazz singing, jazz dancing) didn't really get defined until later. But if we didn't have words for things, we would never write to each other or talk to each other. We would sit in
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I found a RS about Miss Baker and her involvement on behalf of Mr. McGee. It says nothing about a furniture store owner or New Jersey. I can't help, but think that this is somebody's idea of a joke. I'm going to change this article over to what the RS says.
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one sentence that says a historian "claimed" that five women were gay - but does not say where he said it. What article? What page number? I don't object to the claim itself; I suggest that every source making the claim is based solely on Jean Claude Baker.
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My understanding of the previous consensus is that while many sources make a claim to her sexuality, as shown in that earlier talk, almost all, if not 100% of them when traced lead back to the biography of Jean-Claude Baker, whose biography is dubious.
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I'm dismayed that the entire subject of her sexuality has been removed. I *almost* understand reluctance to rely on a given source, though I don't understand how including an emotional statement (saying he hates her) automatically makes the entire book
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I think the current description "American-born French" is best. She was a French citizen. She renounced her U.S. citizenship. No one has claimed that she "abandoned" the U.S. It is custom, per Wiki, to list the subject's legal nationality in the lede.
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the reason why people still laugh at Knowledge: anyone can post anything based on the claims of one person. As another editor said above, the paragraph should be completely omitted unless there is reliable evidence which comes from an impartial source.
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JOSEPHINE BAKER'S LAST DANCE by Sherry Jones, a novel published by Gallery Books/Simon and Schuster in December 2018, should be added to the list of works about Ms. Baker. (Full disclosure: I'm the author.) --Sherry Jones
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rather insignificant aspect of one's personality but this rush to categorize every person as bisexual is becoming a bit much. I can think of very few celebrities who hasn't been subject to some author's claim.
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somewhere else). Still, it doesn't seem like enough to definitively state "she was bisexual." Is there a way the section could elaborate on who Jean Claude Baker and Maude Russell are, and then quote them?
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