Flight

The Story of Virgil Richardson, a Tuskegee Airman in Mexico

Autori

• Kenneth A. Loparo

Parametri

• 204 pagine
• 8 ore di lettura

• Storia

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The narrative follows Virgil Richardson, a multifaceted figure of the twentieth century, who co-founded Harlem's American Negro Theater and became a WWII pilot. Educated in Texas, he pursued acting in New York City before being drafted into the army, ultimately becoming a Tuskegee cadet. After serving in Europe, he rejected the constraints of Jim Crow America and relocated to Mexico, embracing a new cultural landscape. His story is a compelling exploration of resilience and determination against societal limitations.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2012

(In brossura)