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  • THE LONG ROAD TO THE STAR: Benjamin O. Davis Sr. and the Battle to Change America's Segregated Army

    A Legacy of Honor, #1

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    The United States Army gave Benjamin O. Davis Sr. every reason to disappear. Instead, he endured long enough to change it.Davis entered military service when Black officers were scarcely tolerated and advancement was carefully controlled. Over more than four decades, he faced segregated commands, restricted assignments, blocked professional opportunities, and the constant expectation that one ... Read more

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  • Unfinished Justice: Volume One — United States

    Volume 1: United States508 pages. Five unsolved cases. Questions that refuse to disappear.A killer leaves dismembered victims across Cleveland. A man is shot in a town filled with witnesses, yet no one is convicted. An axeman terrorizes New Orleans. A Hollywood director is found dead. A hotel room becomes the setting for a baffling murder.In Unfinished Justice: United States, Nicolas De Lacroix ... Read more

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  • FROM SILENCE TO THE SKIES: Benjamin O. Davis Jr., West Point, and the Tuskegee Airmen

    A Legacy of Honor, #2

    Series Book 2 - A Legacy of Honor
    At West Point, Benjamin O. Davis Jr. endured four years of deliberate silence. In the skies over Europe, he helped force a nation to listen.As the son of America's first Black general, Davis entered the United States Military Academy carrying both a family legacy and the expectations of an entire community. White cadets refused to speak to him outside official duties, room with him, or welcome him ... Read more

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