Except they pretty much all supported segregation and held Anti-Semitic beliefs in 1944.
Except they pretty much all supported segregation and held Anti-Semitic beliefs in 1944.
I'm sure there were some (not my dad), but it was WW2 where blacks were thrown together with whites which endured after the end of the war.
I'm sure there were some (not my dad), but it was WW2 where blacks were thrown together with whites which endured after the end of the war.
I'm sure someone will come in the infographic that gets posted over and over. Like 93 percent supported segregation
I'm sure someone will come in the infographic that gets posted over and over. Like 93 percent supported segregation
“We cannot fight to crush Nazi brutality abroad and condone race riots at home. Those who fan the fires of racial clashes for the purpose of making political capital here at home are taking the first step toward Nazism.”
VP Henry Wallace
>“We cannot fight to crush Nazi brutality abroad and condone race riots at home. Those who fan the fires of racial clashes for the purpose of making political capital here at home are taking the first step toward Nazism.”
VP Henry Wallace
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