02/25/2025
HONORING BLACK HISTORY MONTH: BLACK VETERANS—HEROES ABROAD, TARGETS AT HOME
This February, DROP-50 ALWAYS FORWARD shines a light on the tragic yet powerful legacy of Black veterans, whose bravery in defending America abroad was met with hatred and violence at home. Denied veterans benifits such as the GI BILL VA Home Loans, Disability & much more. From the Civil War to World War II, thousands of African American servicemembers returned to a nation that denied their humanity and targeted them for racial terror.
Lynching, assaults, and social humiliation were weapons used to enforce white supremacy against these heroes who dared to dream of equality. Their uniforms, symbols of valor and sacrifice, were seen as threats to the racial hierarchy. Yet, despite the violence they faced, Black veterans stood firm, becoming pillars of the Civil Rights Movement and symbols of defiance against injustice.
At DROP-50, we honor these unsung heroes who fought two wars—one for democracy abroad and another for dignity at home. Their courage reminds us that progress is born from resilience and unity in the face of oppression.
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Share On a December morning in 1918, Charles Lewis began his last day as a private in the United States Army. Just a month after the end of World War I, Lewis accepted his honorable discharge and left Camp Sherman, in Chillicothe, Ohio, one of the few military facilities that housed black soldiers.....