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n 1944, a massive explosion at Port Chicago killed 320 men, most of them young Black sailors. Just weeks later, the survivors were ordered back to load the same deadly ammunition under the same unsafe conditions.
Fifty men refused.

For that refusal, the U.S. Navy charged them with mutiny and sentenced them to 15 years in prison. No violence. No rebellion. Just the courage to say no.

Their punishment exposed deep racial injustice in the military—and helped push the U.S. Navy toward desegregation.

Eighty years later, the Navy finally admitted the truth:
The Port Chicago 50 were right.
This is a story of resistance, injustice, and courage that changed American history.

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