a large stone World War II memorial stands tall, at the center is an eagle with a plaque in the center. Above the eagle is a banner that says "e pluribus unum". The Black veterans were often excluded from access to the G.I. Bill Benefits.
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G.I. Bill Benefits Denied to Black Veterans

ByTheRadicalAgenda

What Were the G.I. Bill Benefits? The G.I. Bill Benefits were meant to help support World War II veterans successfully return to civilian life, but Black veterans found it difficult to access their benefits. On June 22, 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act, aka the GI Bill, to provide a variety…