Latino WWII Veterans Needed Another Kind Of Courage At Home

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Washington Post | 2007-09-22

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Latinos came home from World War II to a different struggle. A Medal of Honor for bravery didn’t guarantee service in certain restaurants. A soldier’s body in a coffin and an American flag for his widow didn’t merit admission to some funeral homes.

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