World War I Changed How White Supremacy Saw Black Men
Автор: Upuntu
Загружено: 2025-12-31
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In 1918, over 380,000 Black soldiers traveled across the Atlantic to fight for a democracy they were denied at home. They bled in the trenches of the Argonne Forest and the Western Front, only to return to an America that met their heroism with the "Red Summer" of 1919.
This documentary explores the cinematic and tragic story of the Harlem Hellfighters, the 369th Infantry, and heroes like Henry Johnson. We go beyond the textbooks to reveal how the U.S. military attempted to erase Black bravery and why white supremacy felt so threatened by a Black man in uniform.
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⚖️ Disclaimer
Educational & Historical Context: This video is produced for educational purposes, focusing on the historical lived experiences of African American soldiers during and after World War I. It contains discussions of historical racism, systemic violence, and conflict, which are addressed to provide an accurate portrayal of the era's social and political climate. The goal is to foster a deeper understanding of American history and the evolution of civil rights. All archival materials are used under Fair Use for the purpose of historical commentary and education.
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