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3. african - american men who entered the draft where subjected to this.
6. these airmen were the only unit to sink a german destroyer.
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1. this is the last name of the historian who wrote about the plight of african americans in world war ii
2. this is the last name of the famous president of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters

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# Brief Explanations:
To solve this crossword, we analyze each clue:

### Across 3:
African - American men in the WWII draft faced **discrimination** (or similar, but let's think of the term. The context of African - American men in the draft and mistreatment. A key term here is "segregation" or "discrimination", but let's check length. Wait, maybe "double" (no). Wait, the draft for African - American men: they were subjected to "segregation"? No, maybe "bias" but let's think of the historical context. Wait, the Tuskegee Airmen? No, across 3. Wait, African - American men in the draft were subjected to "discrimination" or "segregation". Wait, maybe "hazing"? No. Alternatively, the term "double" (no). Wait, maybe "racism" but length? Wait, let's check down clues.

### Down 1:
Historian who wrote about African - Americans in WWII: maybe **McLaurin**? No, wait, a historian. Let's recall: Neil A. Wynn? No. Wait, maybe "Brewer"? No. Alternatively, "Woodson"? No. Wait, maybe "Tuskegee" related? No, down 1 is a last name.

### Down 2:
President of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters: that's **Randolph** (A. Philip Randolph). So down 2 is RANDOLPH (length: 8? Let's check the grid. Down 2 has how many squares? The down 2 column: let's count the squares. From the grid, down 2 has, looking at the image, maybe 8 squares? RANDOLPH is 8 letters (R - A - N - D - O - L - P - H? No, A. Philip Randolph: last name Randolph is 8 letters (R - A - N - D - O - L - P - H? Wait, R - A - N - D - O - L - P - H is 8? R(1), A(2), N(3), D(4), O(5), L(6), P(7), H(8)? No, Randolph is R - A - N - D - O - L - P - H? Wait, no: R - A - N - D - O - L - P - H is 8? Wait, A. Philip Randolph: last name is Randolph (8 letters: R, A, N, D, O, L, P, H? No, that's 8? Wait, R - A - N - D - O - L - P - H: 8 letters. So down 2 is RANDOLPH.

### Across 6:
Airmen who sank a German destroyer: Tuskegee Airmen? No, the Tuskegee Airmen were fighters, but the unit that sank a German destroyer: the **Tuskegee** Airmen? No, wait, the "Red Tails" (Tuskegee Airmen) but the unit: maybe "TUSKEGEE" but length? Across 6: let's count the squares. The across 6 row has, from the image, 8 squares? Wait, the grid for across 6: let's see, the row has 8 squares? So "TUSKEGEE" is 8 letters? No, T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, Tuskegee is T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, that's 8? Wait, Tuskegee is 8 letters (T, U, S, K, E, G, E, E? No, T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E: 8? Wait, no, T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E is 8? Wait, Tuskegee is spelled T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, that's incorrect. Tuskegee is T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E: 8 letters? Wait, maybe "TUSKEG" no. Wait, the unit that sank a German destroyer: the Tuskegee Airmen? No, the 332nd Fighter Group (Tuskegee Airmen) had an encounter, but maybe the term "TUSKEG" no. Alternatively, "AIRMEN" no. Wait, maybe "PILOTS" no.

Wait, let's start with down 2: A. Philip Randolph is the president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, so down 2 is RANDOLPH (8 letters). So the down 2 answer is RANDOLPH.

For down 1: historian about African - Americans in WWII: maybe **McNeil**? No, wait, a historian: let's think of a historian. Maybe "Brewer"? No. Alternatively, "Woodson" (Carter G. Woodson) but he's about Black history in general. Wait, maybe "Tuskegee" related? No.

For across 3: African - American men in the draft were subjected to "discrimination" (length? Let's check the grid. Across 3: how many squares? The across 3 row: let's see, the grid for across 3: the first square (3) is a down - across intersection. So across 3 has, say, 6 squares? Wait, the image: across 3 is a horizontal word, with 3 as the first letter. Let's assume length 6. "Bias" no. "Racism" (6 letters: R - A - C - I - S - M). Yes, racism. So across 3: RACISM.

For across 6: airmen who sank a German destroyer: the Tuskegee Airmen? No, the unit: maybe "TUSKEG" no. Wait, the Tuskegee Airmen's 332nd Fighter Group: but the term for the airmen: "TUSKEG" no. Alternatively, "PILOTS" (6 letters? No, across 6 has, from the grid, 8 squares? Wait, the across 6 row has 8 squares (looking at the image: the bottom row, across 6, has 8 squares). So 8 letters. "TUSKEGEE" is 8 letters (T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, that's 8? Wait, Tuskegee is T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, correct spelling is T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? No, Tuskegee is spelled T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E? Wait, no: T - U - S - K - E - G - E - E is 8 letters? Yes, T(1), U(2), S(3), K(4), E(5), G(6), E(7), E(8). So across 6: TUSKEGEE.

Now, let's summarize:

- Down 2: RANDOLPH (A. Philip Randolph)
- Across 3: RACISM (African - American men in draft faced racism)
- Across 6: TUSKEGEE (Tuskegee Airmen, the only unit to sink a German destroyer)
- Down 1: Let's think again. A historian who wrote about African - Americans in WWII: maybe **McLaurin**? No, wait, a historian: Neil A. Wynn wrote about the Tuskegee Airmen? No, down 1 is a last name. Let's assume down 1 is, say, "WOODSON" (Carter G. Woodson) but length? If down 1 has, say, 7 squares, WOODSON is 7 letters (W - O - O - D - S - O - N). Yes, WOODSON.

But let's confirm with the grid:

- Down 1: vertical, how many squares? The down 1 column: from the top (1) to the intersection with across 3. Let's say 7 squares. So WOODSON (7 letters).

So putting it all together:

- Across 3: RACISM
- Across 6: TUSKEGEE
- Down 1: WOODSON
- Down 2: RANDOLPH

But since the question is to solve the crossword, we'll provide the answers based on the clues:

### Down 2:
The president of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters is A. Philip Randolph, so the answer is RANDOLPH.

### Across 6:
The airmen (Tuskegee Airmen) were the only unit to sink a German destroyer, so the answer is TUSKEGEE.

### Across 3:
African - American men in the draft were subjected to racism, so the answer is RACISM.

### Down 1:
A historian who wrote about African - Americans in WWII: assuming it's a historian like Woodson (Carter G. Woodson), but maybe another. Alternatively, "McNeil" no. But based on the most probable, down 1: WOODSON, across 3: RACISM, across 6: TUSKEGEE, down 2: RANDOLPH.

# Answer:
- Across 3: RACISM
- Across 6: TUSKEGEE
- Down 1: WOODSON (or other appropriate historian's last name)
- Down 2: RANDOLPH

(Note: The exact answers may vary slightly based on the precise historical context and grid length, but these are the most probable based on the clues.)

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