2023
DOI: 10.1017/s1742058x23000097
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African Americans, World War I, and the Awakening of a “Colored” Manifest Destiny

Abstract: Different aspects of the African American experience during World War One have been covered since the release in 1974 of Florette Henri’s and Arthur E. Barbeau’s The Unknown Soldiers: African American Troops in World War I. All these studies concur in their assumptions that World War One opened up a new quest for full citizenships and galvanized soldiers and officers alike. A new era started right in the middle of the conflict fueling African American units with hope of change. World War One turned into the ma… Show more

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