During the Vietnam War, more than 275K African Americans served in the military and over 7K African Americans were killed on active duty.
Soldiers used the dap, a combination of hand and body gestures to greet each other and communicate solidarity.
During the Vietnam War, more than 275K African Americans served in the military and over 7K African Americans were killed on active duty. Soldiers used the dap, a combination of hand and body gestures to greet each other and communicate solidarity.#VeteransDay #APeoplesJourney pic.twitter.com/r6zNsAo3AR
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