Invisible Warriors – Movie Review
First Reaction – Invisible Warriors shows the important part the community had in the war.
Where to Watch
Invisible Warriors (TVOD Release 2/3/26)
Director: Gregory S Cooke
During World War II, while fighting took place in Europe, 600,000 African American women stepped into vital roles across the United States. They worked in factories and offices, overcoming both racial and gender discrimination to help the war effort. Their bravery and determination not only aided in winning the war but also created opportunities for future generations and significantly advanced the cause of civil rights and women’s rights, permanently changing the American workplace.
Runtime: 1 Hour 4 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Verdict on Invisible Warriors
Recap
This documentary tells the story of Black women who contributed to the war effort during World War II. It examines both the important work they did and the racial discrimination they experienced. The film features many personal stories about the challenges they overcame, and the surprising places where they found support.
Best Parts
This documentary powerfully shows the strength and contributions of the Black community, even when facing discrimination. It reveals their dedication to serving the country, despite not always being accepted in return. The film also demonstrates the value of building support and addressing inequalities before tackling larger struggles. Ultimately, it’s a vital watch that illustrates the profound importance of equality.
Final Thoughts – Invisible Warriors is an important documentary with a powerful message.
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