Navy officials are considering a decision regarding the name of a new aircraft carrier. The carrier is currently named after a Black war hero from World War II. The Navy is weighing whether to remove this individual's name from the ship.
This person is one of the most famed Black service members from the war. Further details about this potential decision are available from the source, including the reasoning behind the consideration to strip the name.
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