Kerry Washington's 'Six Triple Eight' shows the important role Black women played in WWII

Category: Film

The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, composed of Black women during World War II, successfully cleared 17 million pieces of backlogged mail, a task deemed impossible. Their efforts, highlighted in Tyler Perry's film 'Six Triple Eight,' showcase their resilience against discrimination and their vital role in maintaining soldiers' morale. The film features Kerry Washington as Maj. Charity Adams and Ebony Obsidian as Lena Derriecott, emphasizing the importance of their contributions to history.

Keywords: 6888th Battalion, Tyler Perry, Black women in WWII

Source: NBC News

Update At: 12/21/2024

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