The Untold Story of The Black Pilots of WWII
During a time when segregation was the societal standard, racism was widely practiced, and Black Americans were widely discriminated against, the United States was in the shadow of Pearl Harbor and on the brink of World War Two. At the same time, the U.S. was ranked the 16th largest military in the world and desperately needed pilots.
During a time when segregation was the societal standard, racism was widely practiced, and Black Americans were widely discriminated against, the United States was in the shadow of Pearl Harbor and on the brink of World War Two. At the same time, the U.S. was ranked the 16th largest military in the world and desperately needed pilots.
The Untold Story of The Black Pilots of WWII
During a time when segregation was the societal standard, racism was widely practiced, and Black Americans were widely discriminated against, the United States was in the shadow of Pearl Harbor and on the brink of World War Two. At the same time, the U.S. was ranked the 16th largest military in the world and desperately needed pilots.
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