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World War Two: the African American experience

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A. Phillip Randolph (1889 - 1979)

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Wiley A. Branton (1923 - 1988)

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African American Women in World War II ,[object Object],[object Object]

Outside pressure as well as that from civil rights groups, the WAVES started enlisting black nurses in 1944. WAACs eliminated racially based assignments for nurses in January 1945. ,[object Object]

Black U.S. Army nurses waiting to disembark in Greenock, Scotland, 15 August 1944.

Charity Adams Earley – 1917 - 2002

Dorie Miller (1919 - 1943) Navy hero of WWII ,[object Object],[object Object]

Military Service and the fight for civil rights Many of the black men and women who served overseas noticed that they were treated better by the citizens of the countries in which they were stationed than they had been at home. This realization motivated them to increase their activity in the fight for equal rights for African Americans.

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