segregated

only allowed to serve as mess attendants

• Black women also came to the defense of the nation by enlisting in the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps

• Black men were placed in segregated units

We're only allowed to be mess attendetnands

Had to be separated even in the forces

2.) Segregation

3.) Black men were put into segregated units

only blacks were allowed to serve as mess attendances.

Black women who joined the WAAC were segregated.

2.victims of raicial oppression throughout the US

3. they also dealt with alot of segregation

Black men were getting segregated to different support groups in the army

Black women were segregated as well in the army

oppressed

black men were only allowed to serve in the mess hall as attendants

They faced harsh discrimination.

They listed similarities between how black people were treated in America to jewish people in Germany.

the navy only let black people in as mess hall attendants

oppression

- most black men were relegated to segregated combat support groups

- black women who served were facing harsh discrimination

2. Placed into segregated units, housing, tables in the mess hall, and separate training areas.

3. They never made up more than 5% of the Navy.

2) black people were segregated in the military

3) some people noticed similarities between the racism in america and racism in Germany.

Clayton Gray

-only allowed to serve as mess attendants

-victims of racial oppression despite the fact that they have always supported the nation

-more than 6,200 black women served in the WAAC

Colored military men only served in the mess halls

They put colored men in segragated combat regiments

-The Navy only allowed African Americans to serve as mess attendants

-Blacks got placed in segregated units

segregation

racial oppression

only allowed black men to be mess attendance

the african americans never made up more than 5% of the navy.

in the military lived in segragated housing, ate at segragated tables.

black soldiers were segregated from everything.

there were similarities in the way black people and jews were treated

African Americans could only work in the mess hall in the navy

African Americans were treated the same way the Jews were by the Nazis as well as leaders following the Jim crow laws

-black women in WAAC were labeled "ten-percenters"

-black men in the armed forces were placed in segregated units with segregated training

2) Black leaders accused the Navy of practicing Jim Crow due to their policy of black people.

3) Black people never made up more than 5% of the entire Navy on the First year.

2. segregation

3. The navy only let the black people serve as mess attendants

2. victims of racial oppression even though they have always supported the nation

3. segregation

-black men were only allowed to serve as mess attendance

- oppression

The Navy was accused of practicing Jim Crow

Black WAAC officers were segregated

2 black men placed in segregated units

3 over 6000 black women served in WAAC

the navy only wanted them as mess attendants

people say blacks were treated like how Jews were treated in Gremany