African American Military History Museum -- Hattiesburg, Mississippi (World War I)pic.twitter.com/WMYj5hr7j5
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African American Military History Museum -- Hattiesburg, Mississippi (World War I)pic.twitter.com/WMYj5hr7j5
Contrary to popular belief yes, some black Americans did have combat roles in WWIpic.twitter.com/eKJVHgR0XX
he said many of his black compatriots wanted to fight. He said he would have. I told him he did fight. His ship was in harm's way.
many who were in non-combat roles (porters, chefs, drivers, assistants) simply have never experienced same honors as those onboard.
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