In the 1800s women were discriminated by men all the time. Seeing a women working a mans job was “unladylike” and people just didn’t accept them. Today, girls are called weak and they can never be stronger than a boy for any reason. But if she were, she would be made fun of and called names, maybe even trans
Answer:
NAACP, SUPREME COURT CASE, 1954, ALL DELIBERATE SPEED
Explanation:
They were accepted as fighters in the war in voluntary units but the units themselves were segregated from the rest of the army. They had assignments that had to be done and these assignments were in units that were completely african-american or hispanic and they never mixed with the white soldiers.
They must enlist for the U.S. Military.
