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Richard Sisk
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Reporter, Military.com
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Secret Recordings Show President Roosevelt Debating Military Desegregation with Civil Rights Leaders
By Richard Sisk Verified| Military.com Verified More than a year before Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt heard arguments from the civil rights leaders of the era for the desegregation of the military in preparation for the wars in Europe and Asia that would soon engulf the U.S., but a generally sympathetic FDR said the nation was just not ready to see "Negro" troops fighting alongside whites. The remarkable exchanges were caught on recording devices Roosevelt had secretly installed in the basement under the Oval Office.
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Secret Recordings Show President Roosevelt Debating Military Desegregation with Civil Rights Leaders
By Richard Sisk Verified| Military.com Verified More than a year before Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt heard arguments from the civil rights leaders of the era for the desegregation of the military in preparation for the wars in Europe and Asia that would soon engulf the U.S., but a generally sympathetic FDR said the nation was just not ready to see "Negro" troops fighting alongside whites. The remarkable exchanges were caught on recording devices Roosevelt had secretly installed in the basement under the Oval Office.
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Military.com
Military.com is a resource platform founded in 1999 by Christopher Michel, aimed at connecting the military community. Officially launched in March 2000, it provides support for active-duty personnel, veterans, family members, and defense workers. The mission is to help users navigate military life and access the benefits earned through service. The platform offers a variety of services, including tools for military transition and veteran employment, updates on military news and benefits, and resources for education and career development. Users can find exclusive discounts, military fitness tips, and engaging content like videos and trivia. Key products include a military pay calculator, a news reader app, and a comprehensive benefits directory. Military.com serves a diverse audience, including active-duty members, veterans, and military families, all from its headquarters in San Francisco, California.
San Francisco, California, United States
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Founded: 1999