National Park Service Commemorates Port Chicago Explosion

The National Park Service is marking the 80th anniversary of the Port Chicago explosion that killed 202 Black sailors in 1944. The event, set for July 20th, aims to honor the victims and highlight the injustice faced by survivors, including the largest mutiny trial in U.S. naval history. The commemoration includes various organizations and figures seeking justice for those impacted by the tragic incident. Efforts continue to remember the victims and recognize the bravery of those involved, such as the Port Chicago 50 who protested unsafe working conditions.