Essays on Tuskegee Airmen

1. Women worked outside the home during WWII to help in the war effort. Yes, women did make a huge contribution to the homefront during the second world war, they took up the jobs left by the men who were going to war. These women started to fill the jobs left by the men, they...

During the Second World War, over 1.2 million African Americans served in the military. The United States Armed Forces was segregated until 1948. However, World War II paved the foundation to integrate African Americans in the military. Before World War Two, less than four thousand African Americans served in the military. During the war, the...

Tracking an African American Experience: The Calaboose African American Museum A person’s culture is a vital component that makes a person who they are. It opens the door up to allow individuals the right to express themselves in various ways, giving them a sense of purpose and belonging. From our favorite music genres to our...