Teaching the Layered Stories of the Harlem Hellfighters : vi

Piecing together a stunning contemporary quilt by artist Bisa Butler and an archival photograph, an educator and a historian unpack layers of meaning in the story of the 369th Infantry Regiment, as they returned from France following victory in World War I

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