Isaiah Bradley is an American Hero whose name went unknown for too long
Isaiah was one of a dozen African-American soldiers who were recruited against their will and without their consent for participation in human testing in pursuit of the super soldier serum most did not survive. The few who lived through testing were sent on secret missions during the Korean War. During the conflict against all odds, Isaiah Bradley rescued his fellow soldiers and 28 other POWS from behind enemy lines.
However fearful of the ramifications of a black super soldier. Some individuals within the government tried to erase Isaiah’s story from history. His family was issued a falsified death certificate and for decades the truth of his unflinching bravery was buried.
[ID: all caps black and cream-colored text on a brown background. both images are credited to TLB, the lip bar. the first image says, “Say her name / Ma'khia Bryant / Age: 16 / Columbus, OH.” image two has a list of names, titled “Say her name.” the list reads as follows: Kendra James, Alberta Spruill, Kathryn Johnston, Tarika Wilson, Aiyana Stanley-Jones, Shereese Francis, Rekia Boyd, Sharmel Edwards, Shantel Davis, Alesia Thomas, Darnisha Harris, Malissa Williams, Shelly Frey, Kayla Moore, Kyam Livingston, Miriam Carey, Yvette Smith, Gabriella Nevarez, Pearlie Golden, Michelle Cusseaux, Sheneque Proctor, Aura Rosser, Tanisha Anderson, Natasha McKenna, Janisha Fonville, Meaghan Hockaday, Mya Hall, Alexia Christian, Sandra Bland, Korryn Gaines, Pamela Turner, Atatiana Jefferson, Charleena Chavon Lyles, Breonna Taylor, Ma'khia Bryant. Ma'khia Bryant’s name is in white while the rest are cream-colored. the list ends with large, black text that says, “Protect Black women” in all caps /end ID]
Some Star-Spangled BS if you ask me!!