How did resilient (tough) Black Americans and Immigrants to the US create space to resist the racism and segregation in the US a

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sineoko [7]

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How did resilient (tough) Black Americans and Immigrants to the US create space to resist the racism and segregation in the US a

fter WWI?

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marishachu [46] · Answer 1 · 2024-01-03T10:55:23+03:00

Answer: World War I galvanized the black community in their effort to make America truly democratic by ensuring full citizenship for all its people. Black soldiers, who continued to serve in segregated units, were involved in protest against racial injustice o n the home front and abroad.

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Blacks and whites in the newly-formed NAACP and other organizations led the onslaught against discrimination and segregation in the United States. Numerous NAACP files labeled “Soldier Troubles” document the efforts made to prevent mistreatment of African Americans in the military. The NAACP also pursued voting rights and worked to dismantle various forms of segregation through the courts. Painstakingly, one case at a time, one law at a time, they confronted the racial inequities in the legal system. The Library's extensive civil rights collections document the efforts during this period on the part of blacks and whites to erase the legacy of slavery.