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Logan Rae is a History and English student at McMaster University with a passion for storytelling, research, and uncovering hidden narratives. She writes across genres, from historical fiction to cultural commentary, and contributes to her university newspaper. Logan is especially interested in journalism, education, and the intersection of history and identity, with aspirations of one day publishing her own book.

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Logan Rae

Logan Rae is a History and English student at McMaster University with a passion for storytelling, research, and uncovering hidden narratives. She writes across genres, from historical fiction to cultural commentary, and contributes to her university newspaper. Logan is especially interested in journalism, education, and the intersection of history and identity, with aspirations of one day publishing her own book.

The Spy Who Wore Red: Josephine Baker

October 21, 2026July 7, 2025 by Logan Rae

She used celebrity to support wartime resistance and challenge racism, turning the access granted by fame into a means of gathering intelligence and demanding justice.

Categories Performers, Warriors & Soldiers, Women Activists Tags 20th century women, african american women, american women, french women, women dancers, women in civil rights, women in world war ii, women spies Leave a comment
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