For her entire career she worked as a chorus line dancer in New York City, on Broadway and during the Harlem Renaissance of the the 1930s and 40s. She danced at clubs such as The Apollo, Cotton Club, and Zanzibar Club, where she was part of a legendary group known as the Zanzibeauts...
The Temperance Movement, officially Women's Christian Temperance Union, began in 1874 by the perception that the country was experiencing an epidemic of alcoholism. Before it was over, the movement impacted religion, politics and even the Constitution leading to two constitutional amendments, one ...