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Pvt. Albert King: The Black Soldier Murdered by a White Officer at a U.S. Army Base in 1941 - TalkAfricana
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Pvt. Albert King: The Black Soldier Murdered by a White Officer at a U.S. Army Base in 1941 - TalkAfricana
In 1941, Pvt. Albert H. King, a young Black soldier stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, was shot and killed under circumstances that would expose the deep racial injustices of the U.S. military during the Jim Crow era. His story, long buried in official records, only received justice more than eight decades later. Albert H. King […] TalkAfricana
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