Port Of Chicago Black Soldiers Posthumously Exonerated From 1944 Mutiny Conviction
Explosion at Port Chicago while loading ammunition onto ships, July 17, 1944 Source: San Francisco Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers via Getty Images / Getty A group of Black Navy sailors, famously known as the Port Chicago 50, were posthumously exonerated on July 17 for their 1944 mutiny conviction. They had refused to return to work after two…
