Scott's Official History Of The American Negro In The World War: A Com

Scott's Official History Of The American Negro In The World War: A Com Volume 1 provides a detailed account of African American military service during the First World War. Written by Emmett J. Scott, who served as the Special Assistant to the Secretary of War, this work examines the mobilization of Black citizens during a period of intense segregation and Jim Crow laws. This historical text focuses on the complex race relations and political challenges faced by soldiers as the United States navigated a global conflict.

This volume of politics and social sciences literature utilizes official War Department reports and records to document the African American experience. The sociology of the era is highlighted through the lens of government administration and military necessity. This edition includes five pages of photos, offering a visual record of the era. It remains a significant study of race relations and the official history of the American Negro in the World War.