The LWV of Virginia presents a virtual special screening of the documentary "Invisible Warriors - African American Women and World War II" on March 20, 2024 - 7 PM.

Spend an evening with Gregory S. Cooke, producer and director of the documentary "Invisible Warriors, African American Women and World War II." Mr. Cooke will introduce the film and give us perspective on the contribution of these "Invisible Warriors" before the movie is shown.

Invisible Warriors tells the important story of women who have been ignored for too long due to their race, gender, and class. African American “Rosie the Riveters” highlight the resilience, tenacity, dedication, and pride of a people, with lessons that transcend the barriers between us and that resonate today.”—Amber Mitchell, Asst. Director of Public Engagement, The National World War II Museum.

Gregory S. Cooke has dedicated his career as an educator and historian to help relocate African Americans to the main pages of history. Invisible Warriors is his directorial debut following a successful stint as Associate Director of Choc’late Soldiers from the USA.

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To defray costs we are asking for a $5 tax deductible donation.