Forgotten: The Untold Story of D-Day’s Black Heroes, at Home and at War – An Essential Account of African Americans, Racism, and Valor in World War II
Forgotten tells the untold story of D-Day's Black heroes, exploring African Americans' roles in World War II amid racism and valor. It offers an essential account of their contributions at home and at war, shedding light on overlooked histories of courage and resilience in the face of adversity.
About This Book
Forgotten uncovers the hidden contributions of Black soldiers during D-Day and throughout World War II. It highlights their essential roles in the fight against tyranny while facing systemic racism.
The book provides an account of African Americans' experiences both at home and abroad, emphasizing their courage and the barriers they overcame.
Through this narrative, readers gain insight into the intersection of race, war, and heroism in one of history's pivotal conflicts.
This work serves as a vital record of overlooked valor, bringing attention to the diverse stories within the Allied efforts.
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