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Thank God I lived long enough to see this day come to life...Peace😎
04/21/2021

Thank God I lived long enough to see this day come to life...Peace😎

I chose JOSEPHINE BAKER as my feature BadAss for & ... I sensed that the more contemporary icons were more in alignme...
02/26/2021

I chose JOSEPHINE BAKER as my feature BadAss for & ... I sensed that the more contemporary icons were more in alignment for me to share, as I am not a Native Black American, and therefore, can’t speak to the personal pain that our Native Black American brothers and sisters and their beloved ancestors endured.
I don’t call you blood ‘cause we don’t share that
I call you my brother ‘cause we share the Earth

FREDA JOSEPHINE MCDONALD
Born into poverty-like conditions, Josephine Baker, at age 8 was cleaning houses and babysitting for wealthy white families. After dropping out of school, she lived on the streets of St. Louis where her street-corner dancing led to a career in Vaudeville during the Harlem Renaissance.
By age 13, Baker was a bride & soon to be divorced. By the end of the 1920s, Baker was the highest paid performer in Europe and the hottest act in Paris.

STELLAR VIDEO/BIO:
https://youtu.be/Q20A1PQeWjQ

GR8 SHORT ON HER LIFE:
https://vimeo.com/419757309

CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
On August 28, 1963 Baker addressed the famous March on Washington, where Martin Luther King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech. She was the only woman on the program, and she appeared wearing her French Legion of Honor military uniform, adorned with many medals.

Commemorations & Honors
1/Montparnasse Quarter of Paris Named Place Joséphine Baker in Her Honor
2/Croix de Duerre by the French Military (1945)
3/Chevalier of the Légion d'Honneur (1945)
4/Posthumous St. Louis Walk of Fame Inductee (1990)
4/Posthumous Hall of Famous Missourians Inductee (1995)
5/Google Doodle Commemorating Baker's 111th Birthday (2017)
6/San Francisco Rainbow Honor Walk Honoree (2018)

MAY 20 1951 NAACP WOMAN OF THE YEAR
NAACP Declares Today “Josephine Baker Day” in Harlem

Ernest Hemingway:
“The most sensational woman anyone has ever seen”

Picasso painted her...obsessing about her beauty!













I chose JOSEPHINE BAKER as my feature BadAss for & ... I sensed that the more contemporary icons were more in alignme...
02/26/2021

I chose JOSEPHINE BAKER as my feature BadAss for & ... I sensed that the more contemporary icons were more in alignment for me to share, as I am not a Native Black American, and therefore, can’t speak to the personal pain that our Native Black American brothers and sisters and their beloved ancestors endured.
I don’t call you blood ‘cause we don’t share that
I call you my brother ‘cause we share the Earth

FREDA JOSEPHINE MCDONALD
Born into poverty-like conditions, Josephine Baker, at age 8 was cleaning houses and babysitting for wealthy white families. After dropping out of school, she lived on the streets of St. Louis where her street-corner dancing led to a career in Vaudeville during the Harlem Renaissance.
By age 13, Baker was a bride & soon to be divorced. By the end of the 1920s, Baker was the highest paid performer in Europe and the hottest act in Paris.

STELLAR VIDEO/BIO:
https://youtu.be/Q20A1PQeWjQ

GR8 SHORT ON HER LIFE:
https://vimeo.com/419757309

CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
On August 28, 1963 Baker addressed the famous March on Washington, where Martin Luther King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech. She was the only woman on the program, and she appeared wearing her French Legion of Honor military uniform, adorned with many medals.

Commemorations & Honors
1/Montparnasse Quarter of Paris Named Place Joséphine Baker in Her Honor
2/Croix de Duerre by the French Military (1945)
3/Chevalier of the Légion d'Honneur (1945)
4/Posthumous St. Louis Walk of Fame Inductee (1990)
4/Posthumous Hall of Famous Missourians Inductee (1995)
5/Google Doodle Commemorating Baker's 111th Birthday (2017)
6/San Francisco Rainbow Honor Walk Honoree (2018)

MAY 20 1951 NAACP WOMAN OF THE YEAR
NAACP Declares Today “Josephine Baker Day” in Harlem

Ernest Hemingway:
“The most sensational woman anyone has ever seen”

Picasso painted her...obsessing about her beauty!














I chose JOSEPHINE BAKER as my feature BadAss for & ... I sensed that the more contemporary icons were more in alignme...
02/26/2021

I chose JOSEPHINE BAKER as my feature BadAss for & ... I sensed that the more contemporary icons were more in alignment for me to share, as I am not a Native Black American, and therefore, can’t speak to the personal pain that our Native Black American brothers and sisters and their beloved ancestors endured.
I don’t call you blood ‘cause we don’t share that
I call you my brother ‘cause we share the Earth

FREDA JOSEPHINE MCDONALD
Born into poverty-like conditions, Josephine Baker, at age 8 was cleaning houses and babysitting for wealthy white families. After dropping out of school, she lived on the streets of St. Louis where her street-corner dancing led to a career in Vaudeville during the Harlem Renaissance.
By age 13, Baker was a bride & soon to be divorced. By the end of the 1920s, Baker was the highest paid performer in Europe and the hottest act in Paris.

STELLAR VIDEO/BIO:
https://youtu.be/Q20A1PQeWjQ

GR8 SHORT ON HER LIFE:
https://vimeo.com/419757309

CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
On August 28, 1963 Baker addressed the famous March on Washington, where Martin Luther King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech. She was the only woman on the program, and she appeared wearing her French Legion of Honor military uniform, adorned with many medals.

Commemorations & Honors
1/Montparnasse Quarter of Paris Named Place Joséphine Baker in Her Honor
2/Croix de Duerre by the French Military (1945)
3/Chevalier of the Légion d'Honneur (1945)
4/Posthumous St. Louis Walk of Fame Inductee (1990)
4/Posthumous Hall of Famous Missourians Inductee (1995)
5/Google Doodle Commemorating Baker's 111th Birthday (2017)
6/San Francisco Rainbow Honor Walk Honoree (2018)

MAY 20 1951 NAACP WOMAN OF THE YEAR
NAACP Declares Today “Josephine Baker Day” in Harlem

Ernest Hemingway:
“The most sensational woman anyone has ever seen”

Picasso painted her...obsessing about her beauty!














Not only is this woman THE #1 TOP HIT SONGWRITER in the world;Diane Warren is a TOTAL-ALL-IN Animal Rights Activist... ...
02/02/2021

Not only is this woman THE #1 TOP HIT SONGWRITER in the world;
Diane Warren is a TOTAL-ALL-IN Animal Rights Activist... loves dressing in all the ‘HU-mane’ Fur & Leather creations!!!

We at JGERARD are so proud to have Diane on our ‘animal loving list’ of caring clientele. FYI the 1st items Diane ever purchased from me, for- herself & her friends, were the ‘SACRED NEWS’ T-Shirts with all my sayings...
And I’m thinking:
‘this is the #1 hit Magnificent BadAss songwriter on the planet and she’s buying my sayings on my T-shirts. I mean !!!😳WoW😳!!!
😎‘CoolPerfection’😎

So honoured🎼🙏🏼🎼

Peace...‘Lady J’😎








02/01/2021

Miley Cyrus thank you for slayin’ it Once Again in my creations. So honoured💥🙏🏼💥...thank you soooo much this is most extraordinary & special to me that Miley has chosen to wear a gamut of the JGERARD ’HUmane Fur’ Collection in her latest album & TINY DESK performances...

Creating the JGERARD ‘HUmane Fur’ collection, made of the finest faux furs in the world, was one of the most inspiring & GR8EST journeys & achievements of my career.

Peace...’Lady J’😎


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12/12/2020

“The show”
with rocking the 🐆miniskirt

12/11/2020

in 🐆 miniskirt

12/11/2020

looking 🔥🔥🔥channeling in 🐆🧥

12/11/2020

Miley Cyrus channelling Billy Idol in ..‘CoolPerfection’...
Peace...‘Lady J’😎
.. we create entertainment with our fashion...our fashion is for people who entertain the world...
Peace...’Lady J’😎

12/09/2020

Congratulations on your #1 album
You & Rock N Roll are UNSTOPPABLE

12/08/2020

Congratulations on your #1 album
You & Rock N Roll are UNSTOPPABLE
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