Segregation continued on the home front, and was a visible part of military life. In the military, blacks and white were housed separately, and served in either all-black or all-white unites.
During World War 2, African Americans faced significant discrimination within the military and society. They were often assigned to segregated units and given menial tasks, denying them the opportunity for combat roles and advancement. African American soldiers also faced systemic racism and segregation within military facilities, such as separate living quarters and limited access to amenities. Additionally, in civilian life, African Americans faced discrimination in employment, housing, and public services.
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This black spokesman urged blacks to close rank with white Americans in defeating the nation's enemies in World War 1 this man was?
none. blacks never do anything
mant blacks left the south and moved to the north because their were more jobs in the northern cities
They were hoping for an end to Jim Crow laws
well the blacks got payed the same as whites so the whites where very unhappy
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many were still slaved
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This black spokesman urged blacks to close rank with white Americans in defeating the nation's enemies in World War 1 this man was?
In the US it has been a long and difficult struggle for Blacks to secure, obtain and maintain their Constitutional rights as citizens,
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none. blacks never do anything
mant blacks left the south and moved to the north because their were more jobs in the northern cities