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SUMMARY:A WWII Soldier Comes Home A Changed Man
LOCATION:Norman Mayer Library\nNorman Mayer Library
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DESCRIPTION:Gaynell Brady uses genealogy and oral history to delve into th
 e life of a Louisiana African American soldier\, Cary Clifford. Born on a 
 plantation\, he returned from World War II a changed man..\nhttps://neworl
 eans.libnet.info/event/9167130
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>During World War II\, more than 2.5 millio
 n African American men registered for the draft\, and African American wom
 en volunteered in large numbers. Many were motivated by the Double V Campa
 ign message that was printed in <em>The Philadelphia Courier</em>. One Lou
 isiana African American soldier saw it as a way to elevate his family and 
 escape sharecropping work on the plantation.</p>\n<p>In this presentation\
 , Gaynell Brady\, Owner/Educator of Our Mammy&rsquo\;s will use genealogy 
 methods and oral history to delve deeply into the life of one Louisiana Af
 rican American soldier. Cary Clifford was born on a plantation in Glynn\, 
 Louisiana. After fighting alongside thousands of enlisted men and officers
  in Europe\, he returned home a changed man.</p>\n<p>This is a hybrid even
 t with both virtual and in-person access. Attend in person at Norman Mayer
  Library\, or click the "Register" button to sign up for the Zoom meeting.
 </p>\nhttps://neworleans.libnet.info/event/9167130
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