by Gary Harker This is all good and we should be proud, But there are “Other” things we should recognize and feel ashamed. In Hickman, Kentucky, a recently-discharged Black soldier named Charles Lewis was lynched in uniform in December 1918, just weeks after the end of World War I. Mr. Lewis was standing on the … Continue reading Black Veterans Faced Mistreatment, Violence, And Lynching When They Returned From War