Sammy Davis Jr.: The Entertainer and the President

Sammy Davis Jr., a legendary entertainer, lived a life that was both successful and tumultuous. At the height of his fame, he attended the Republican National Convention in support of Richard Nixon, who was known for his racial appeals to southern white voters. Davis' close friendship with Nixon raised questions about loyalty and identity. Despite the backlash from the black community, Davis continued to defend his relationship with the President and his involvement in the civil rights movement. His career is a reflection of the challenges faced by those who navigate between different worlds and struggle to define their own identity.