The Port Chicago 50
United states, navy, history
African American Participation
World war, 1939-1945, juvenile literature
African americans, juvenile literature
Civil rights, united states
Sailors
United States. Navy
African americans, civil rights
Civil rights
African Americans
World War, 1939-1945
United States
Juvenile literature
History
"In San Francisco Bay there was a United States Navy base called Port Chicago. During World War II, it was a busy port where young sailors--many of them teenagers--loaded bombs and ammunition into ships bound for American troops in the Pacific. Like the entire Navy, Port Chicago was strictly segre…
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