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The history of black troops who participated in World War I.
During World War I 370,000 African Americans labored, fought, and died to make the world safe a democracy that refused them equal citizenship at home. The irony was made more bitter as Black troops struggled with the racist policies of the American military itself. The overwhelming majority were assigned to labor companies; those selected for combat were undertrained, poorly equipped, and...
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"[Charles H.] Williams, a prominent African American writer and activist, provides a detailed account of the challenges faced by Black soldiers, including discrimination, segregation, and unequal treatment within the military. Through poignant narratives and firsthand testimonials, Williams exposes the systemic racism prevalent in the armed forces during this time period. The book also highlights the resilience, courage, and contributions of Black...
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