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In 1945, Tuskegee Airmen entered a ‘white only’ club in Indiana, forever changing the Army

Ko Lyn Cheang, Indianapolis Star Comments Off on In 1945, Tuskegee Airmen entered a ‘white only’ club in Indiana, forever changing the Army

In 1945, a group of Tuskegee Airman in Seymour, Ind., decided to break the law. The law in question? That a US Army officers club was only for whites.

      
Ko Lyn Cheang, Indianapolis Star
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