> WWII, "the greatest generation", almost all of society knew that if they united for a great purpose Are you including the soldiers who rioted in England due

> WWII, "the greatest generation", almost all of society knew that if they united for a great purpose Are you including the soldiers who rioted in England due to the way black American soldiers were being treated by the host country? (That is, black soldiers were being treated as equals). Meanwhile back in the states, American citizens of Japanese descent were in internment camps. I guess "all of society" uniting entirely depends on who you define "society"