African American Experiences in WWII Webinar
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Distance Learning Specialist Kate Fitzgerald and WWII Tuskegee reenactor Waymand Brothers discuss African American experiences in World War II. Clips from the 2018 Fighting for the Right to Fight Electronic Field Trip are played, along with Waymond answering questions from students and showing off artifacts.
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