The Unforgotten Heroes
It is a cruel and tragic irony that, despite the fact that the United States was ostensibly waging war to put an end to fascism, black Americans were still treated unfairly and even those who were willing to die for their country. Despite the unprecedented number of black American soldiers who served in the armed forces during World War II, the patriotism that so many black people showed through their service did not shield them from racism. Black Americans, who were still considered to be of second class, played a crucial role in the war effort, so it's critical to keep in mind how they helped both domestically and abroad.
