Like many African Americans that returned from World War II, Mr. Barnett returned to his hometown of York, South Carolina. We no

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Like many African Americans that returned from World War II, Mr. Barnett returned to his hometown of York, South Carolina. We no

w know that he lived his life peacefully and worked as a janitor for York School District One for 25 years. How did his bravery and sacrifice during World War II, like the Tuskegee Airmen, open the door for desegregation of the military and the modern Civil Rights Movement?

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Anastaziya [24] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-10T21:04:08+03:00

Answer:Like many African Americans that returned from World War II, Mr. Barnett returned to his hometown of York, South Carolina. We now know that he lived his life peacefully and worked as a janitor for York School District One for 25 years. How did his bravery and sacrifice during World War II, like the Tuskegee Airmen, open the door for desegregation of the military and the modern Civil Rights Movement?

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