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How were African American Soldiers treated by their own countrymen and women during World War 2?

How were African American Soldiers treated by their own countrymen and women during World War 2?
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How were African American Soldiers treated by their own countrymen and women during World War 2?

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Answer: During ww2 there was still lots of racism so therefor they were not as accepted as the whites they were treated horribly

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