Billie Holiday

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Focusing on the life and career of Billie Holiday, this biography chronicles her rise to prominence as a defining voice in jazz during the 1930s. It highlights her impactful recording of "Strange Fruit," a powerful protest against racial violence, which established her as a significant figure in the fight for racial equality. The narrative explores the tension between her artistic vision and the oppressive forces she faced, illustrating her struggle against systemic racism while navigating her newfound fame and influence.