They were important because of their successes in the war effort, as well as because they were the first African-American aviator troop in the military. They are still noted because they fought for a country that still segregated and had Jim Crow laws and often was openly racist about them, and yet they still fought in the war because of their ideals.
Because of the “separate but equal” rule, segregation was legalized in the United States. This allowed separated schools, restaurants, water fountains, bathrooms, buses, etc. to continue discriminating against nonwhite people. The places designed for people of color were often of far worse quality and definitely *not* equal, but as long as white people claimed that it was, segregation was allowed to continue without any courts interfering.
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