Скачать или смотреть Inside Port Chicago: How 1,500 Black Workers Loaded 10,000 Tons Daily — Until Explosion Killed 320

At 10:18 p.m. on July 17, 1944, the sky above Port Chicago turned white. In six seconds, one of the deadliest home-front disasters of World War II erased two ships, a naval pier, and 320 lives—most of them Black sailors forced into dangerous, segregated labor. This story explores the explosion, the systemic racism behind it, the Port Chicago 50 mutiny trial, and the long fight for justice that followed. Through survivor testimony, historical records, and forgotten voices, this video uncovers how negligence, segregation, and silence turned a military facility into a mass grave—and why America tried to forget it.
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