Trying something new – some thoughts from me on the events (specifically the release of the Hinman documents) of this week. For me, this has all had a personal bent to it - and felt like it warranted some personal comments.
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In 1918, a soldier from the Harlem Hellfighters, also known as the 369th Infantry Regiment, strikes a pose with a puppy he rescued during World War 1.
Comprised of courageous Black soldiers, this regiment fought alongside the French army due to racial segregation in the US military. Remarkably, the French welcomed them without prejudice, treating them as equals.
Throughout the war, the Harlem Hellfighters displayed their valor on the front lines, enduring 191 days of combat—the longest duration for any American unit. Sadly, they also suffered the highest casualty count, with approximately 1,500 lives lost.
Nevertheless, they never relinquished a trench or an inch of ground to the enemy, and no member became a prisoner of war. The Harlem Hellfighters not only achieved extraordinary success as a regiment, but they also contributed to introducing Jazz to France.
Renowned for their ferocity and fearlessness, the Germans bestowed upon them the nickname "hell fighters." Their significance extended beyond bravery, as they became the first Allied force to reach the Rhine River, playing a crucial role in the overall Allied effort. Upon their return home, the Harlem Hellfighters were finally granted a welcome parade in New York City—a privilege previously denied to them. However, their joyous celebration was short-lived, as the summer of 1919, known as the Red Summer, unleashed some of the worst racial violence in the country since the Civil War.
The Harlem Hellfighters, who had harbored dreams of returning to a transformed homeland that would treat them with respect and equality, were bitterly disappointed. They quickly discovered that nothing had changed at all. The pervasive racial discrimination persisted, shattering their hopes for a brighter future.
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@AnnastaciaMP Sad how a fully developed country can’t even control minors. I feel much safer in places like Singapore and Dubai. You don’t even dear walk the dogs at night time anymore. I can leave my wallet on a public bench in Singapore, and come back 4 hours later - it will still be there.
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