Arts & Culture Newsletter: David Spade brings trademark snark to the Balboa Theatre
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This week, Carlsbad Playreaders, the Foundation for Women Warriors, the San Diego Indie Film Network, Cygnet Theatre and more
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion consisted of all but two Black women who were charged with the special task of mail delivery to boost morale during World War II. In 2021 the battalion was honored for their commitment and service to their country.
Glory goes to the Six Triple Eight, who overcame discrimination from fellow service members and are finally getting the recognition they earned
The country is at long last training a spotlight on a long-unsung World War II unit of Black women, with Congress bestowing its highest honor on them — and with a new musical on the way, too, to sing about their astonishing story.
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion were given the daunting task of sorting and routed an overwhelming backlog of more than 17 million pieces of mail. Led by Major Charity Adams, their motto was 'No Mail, Low Morale.'