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Fighting for Hope George Magner and how it can beThis fascinating history shows how African American military men and women seized their dignity through barracks culture and community politics during and after World War II. Drawing on oral testimony, unpublished correspondence, archival records, memoirs, and diaries, Robert F. Jefferson explores the curious contradiction of war effort idealism and entrenched discrimination through the experiences of the 93rd Infantry Division. Led by white officers