During world war ii, many african americans served in the military or worked in the federal government. many others moved to northern cities to work in industry. what opportunity remained closed to african americans during the war?

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Jayce Madden

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3 July, 14:26

During world war ii, many african americans served in the military or worked in the federal government. many others moved to northern cities to work in industry. what opportunity remained closed to african americans during the war?

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August Taylor · Answer 1

They were only allowed to be cooks or valets if they wanted to be in the white group of men. There were 2 groups that were intentionally racially segregated.