Camp Claiborne and Segregation: The Mystery or Not of the Lee Street Riots By Melinda West Segregation was the rule, not the exception during World War II. During this time period Camp Claiborne was the site of racial un

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Date: 2010-06-16 16:15:14 Military history of the United States Segregation United States Discrimination Discrimination in the United States Military history of African Americans Camp Claiborne Racial segregation Jim Crow laws 761st Tank Battalion William H. Hastie Desegregation		Camp Claiborne and Segregation: The Mystery or Not of the Lee Street Riots By Melinda West Segregation was the rule, not the exception during World War II. During this time period Camp Claiborne was the site of racial un Add to Reading List Source URL: louisianafolklife.nsula.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 836,22 KB Share Document on Facebook

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