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2024-11-24 03:29:22
There were indeed black Londoners present during the second World War. [Link]
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2024-11-24 04:52:51
OP is not misleading anyone. He never references whether or not black people were in London during the 1940. No note needed.
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2024-11-24 08:05:21
OP implies black people didn’t take part in WW2. Over 600,000 black men and women served in the Commonwealth during 1939-1945. [Link]
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2024-11-24 12:18:00
Ita Ekpenyon is the only known black air raid warden. Ekpenyon later recalled that he was generally well treated, although he encountered some casual racism. [Link]
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2024-11-24 17:39:23
There were many Black people in Britain during World War 2. Around 150,000 US troops stationed in Britain were Black. [Link] Black people in front line response and fire brigade roles: [Link] Some history of Black Women volunteers in WW2 era Britain: [Link] Stories of individual troops: [Link]
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2024-11-24 18:15:35
The story is inspired by a WWII photo of Black child evacuated from London. The post is not from an official Apple TV poster. Someone took an Empire magazine pic, brightened it to highlight the faces & added text like "new film." Apple never uses that nomenclature. [Link] [Link]
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2024-11-24 18:51:11
NNN The black population was around 20,000 compared the UK population of 43 million. Citing the population of American soldiers is ridiculous and doesn't address the claim. OP never said that they weren't there. They just find it ridiculous, rightfully so.
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2024-11-25 00:20:22
The poster has not claimed to be anything other than sharing the film title. Notes not needed on this post.
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