How did World War II change the attitudes of women and minorities toward their status in American society

WWII strengthened 'the case of equality' for minority. Needless to say, both women and minorities had realized that they too were just as important in society as the white man. ... Women and minorities now knew that they had a very important place in society and they would stand up for themselves.

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to a regular discharge.  

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