It was a two-part chronicle of yet another spectrum of the amazing history of Annapolis. There are several stories that show a time in our history where our centuries-old biracial equilibrium is interrupted by the introduction of a third race.
In the case of the United States Naval Academy, it was 1933 when the academy decided to reintroduce the Filipino worker to the City of Annapolis, and lay off all the black civilian workers. To their surprise and dismay, the community of Annapolis...
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